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Exeter Times, 1908-01-30, Page 81 X. G CI ja i'/ i as a -s i m.a ,a+ v -v ".r. +++++++-H-4-++++++++4 +++++++++++++++++++++ ART'S 'OU READY for some startling bar- gains? We have them for you. Our an- nual winter clean up s1,1e is now in full swing Many olid and broken lines must be moved out quickly. We have gone through our stock and marked ked dowel all surplus lines to quick ma rcl1 prices. # 1690 For men's black A • Yak Fur Coat .4' The best looking and in o s t satisfactory medium priced fur coat ,vc know of. 2 00 for Ladies swell Fur -lined coat Good black Kersey shell, lined through- out with best 1 iain- ster fur and collars and reveres of sable. (luick for a bargain. Gthe yard tor linen glass cloth for tea Towels, 26 in. wide and every thread pure linen. Reg. value 14C r Each for Fancy U china Cake plates with fancy Rose and floral decorations and stippled with gold. w Reg. values 30 to 40c o For Men's Coon Fur Coats natural dark Irides] Well furred and best tiimmings. They're ;treat value. $10 For Gents blackllD cloth Overcoat, 77 made from good black Vicunna and lined with real good fanner satin. cr to c - r J.s y t" • s✓ )-0 ,. r+ co e- 0 co 4.90�For your choice of a lot of men's and boys M Cloth and Tweed Overcoats. The clean ti- �� up of all our broken lots. Coats in this bunch + would be good value at 8 to to dollars each. Come and take your pick;for $4.9o. 4I, * F.dies good serviceable Cloth 'f•i ,2'S Jachackets;for the clean up'of all odd lines in *-+4.. the store lfyou want value and not too fastid- Pk crus about style this is your fortunate oppor- tunity. Your pick of a big pile of Ladies odd Jackets for 2.25 I t + Are you getting Redpaths:;Granulated Sugar? There are lots and lots of Ontario Beet Sugar being sold in Exeter, but not by us, We sell; nothing but REDPATII:'S-It's the Best by test. g11M ealuotu 1,uoQ J . A. STEW ART 4.-:--:--1-:-+++++++-:-+-144-1-+++++++++++++++-1-4-444-4-1-14+ :• t : +.+-i S 4 ++++ 4 ++++•t ++ 4 4 i + +i •+++++++++++++++++ RINGS We pty special attention to this line and are this season showing a large and choice Collection of Diamonds, Pearls, Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphire, Opals, and Torquois. Set singly and in combination Values are of the Best. A. MARCHAND Great Reduction In Suits iFor 30 Days 111 $18 Suits for $9, $10 and $12. W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor. EXETER, ONTARIO. ERNEST ELLIOT WE CARRY HOT WATER BOTTLES in large variety. A hot water bottle often prevents a carious illness. it costs only a small stun but many a time saves a big drug and doctor's bill, IT'S GOOD DRUG ADVICE to tell you to hate a hot water bottle bandy so you can use it at midnight if It's needed. Look over our drug- gists' sundries and buv what you need while our stock is fresh and new. W. S. Howey, Phm, B, tho report of F.xeter markets. Market Report. -The following is s- New English Prints, Graftons Make, Same THE Old Price, 12 1.2c rec.ted up to .1:uauary 341, h.. 19os. Wheat, 95 cents per bushel. Oats. 45 cents per bushel. Marley, 50 cents to 60 cents. Peas, 75 cents to 80 cents. Blended Flour (STAR(, $2.75. Bran $:2. Shorts $24. Feed Flour $1.40 to $1.45 11 , r. $12 to Sri. D1 it'd apples 5 cents per pound. tits, I1t•etweizht, $11.10. Ilo rs. dressed. $6.11) to $7.00. Clover seed. $8 to $1U per bushel. Potatoes, 75c. to !'Oe. per hag. Mutter. 23 cents. Eggs. 22 cents per Coal, $7.25 a ton. Chicken. 9 cents per 1). geese, 9 cents per 11). (tucks, 9 cents per Ib. Turkeys. 11 cents per lb. FARM FOR HALE -53 1-2 ncres just Nortel of Halt Block, Exeter. Terms easy. Apply A. Q. Ilobier. n01'SF: TO .RENT- On Andrew Street. first house North of Main St. churchurch parsonage. age Furnace in h ouse. ,t Two-fifths acre of land. A{ { ly John Broderick, Sarepta 1'. O. 12-24-07. DR. OVENS EYE ANi) EAR 8111t - aeon. on. willCommercial at he Co m act l be t Hotel. ilours 9.30 a. in. to 4.30 p. m. Glasses properly fitted and dis- eases of eye car and hose treated. Next visit on Friday, Jnn. 31. 1908. -Good (ranee bran for sale on lot 15. Con. 5. Osborne. Apply on tbo pretnises or to 8. Martin Ao Hon Exeter. CATTLE FOR SALE. One cow nearly due lo calve. Otna yearling steer. Three yearling hcif- fers. Must be sold. Short of feed. A, Q. Ilobier. -(ten-Oliel lecture tickets 15 and 25 cents. Miss Mary Brock visited in Seafnt'tb and Dublin this week. Mr. Lloyd Aldeworth of near Bay• field, is visiting his uncle Mr. Cicero Aldeworth. Mrs. John Northeott, Exeter North, is confined to the house on account of illness. On account of illness on the part of the teacher, there was no school in Mise Winona Howard's room yes.er- Conveyancer Accounts Collected day. MOSEY to Iran et lowest ares. Hobert McLean, reeve of lioderich, Sorts west lanai tor: We. watt elected Warden of the Huron Office, Main Street. Exeter ('ounty Council held at Goderich. New Cottons for Spring Trade at Old Prices. A Brand New lot of English Prints just opened up. The largest and best as• sorttnent we have ever shown. We want you to see them and try the washing quality. We guar- antee every pi_ce ab- solutely fast colors, �••••••••••••••••••••••••• you can't fade thein Embroideries and Insertions to Match Cambric and Mus- lin Embroideries and Ins:rtions, very fine neat patterns, all widths. All new stock splendid range to choose from. Von will want to buy your cottons soon, why not buy NOW? We have a choice stock of Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Bleached Cottons, Cambrics, Bleached Factory, Factorys, Lonesdales All selling at the same old prices. OLD RELIABLE Buy where you can do best; but by all Means its best to consider this store first, Why( Because we sell the best goods at the lowest possible prices. Because we have built our business by honest goods and honest prices. Because our reputation depends upon the goods we sell and we guard our reputa- tion zealously. Because we not only think of your needs but we art, ever ready to meet them with goods that are up-to-date. Because our business methods have met with the approval of the discrim- inating public for over 46 years which is proof that this store is what all up-to-date store should be. NOTE 1 • We beg to announce to our many patrons from this time or- •••••••• ,••••••• finish free from dressing. In all' c ward that we purpose ren the different colors, large or small See Our Bargains in April; 1st July, 1st October, and ist January, We find the was • • The cIo is a th of fine LOCALS Z even Texture, dull dering our accounts quarterly, viz: ist -1 ten -libel lecture tickets 15 and cents. -Tho ounual Meeting of the Os- borne & Ribbert :\lutti.1 Fire Insur- neo Company u111 be held at Far- tuh8r on alon(lay. February 3rd. for I he electing of two new: directors and ,;,pointing of officers. -- Messrs. Ilobier, Reeve of Exeter, Jos. Ilawki)ts, Reeve of 1'sborn' and Stephen Webb. Reeve, and .1. K. IeIlermann. Deputy -Reeve, of Ste- phen are attending the County Coun- cil meeting at Goderich. this week. - The Exeter junior hockey t,:t,u, composed of Herm. Elliott, Garvey Acheson. Owen Atkinson, heat tie Marlin, C. McEvoy, 1). Stewart •old Gerald 11urdon went to Ilensall bast Saturday afternoon to .pla y .a game with the Benson Juniors and were defeated by the score of 5 to 1. The Young chaps have had very little rnctice but ea,'ect to make a bet- ter showing next time. - Times acknowledges •es thea rs- s e 6 ceipt of a copy of the proceedings of the 'Trustees Department of the On- 1:u•io Educational Association. This department of the Association is growing in membership .and useful- ness, comprising the interests of the home. the child, the teacher and ilea state. The next session will bo held ire Toronto Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, April 21st. 22nd. nn(1 23rd. -Ben-Oliel lecture tickets 15 and 25 cents. -The Annual Congregational meet- ing of the Caves Presbytrian church w as held on Monday Jan. 27th. Re- port of officers and other branches of church work were read and approved. '!he usual vote. of thanks being ex- tended to all officers. Messrs. .1, G. Stanbury, U. C. McInnis tont W. I). Weekes elected to the Board of Mah- seers. .1. Senior. See'y. and Treas.. Dr. Amos and 1i. McKay, auditors. Trustees for the next 5 years. W. Bowden, .1. A. Stewart, 1i. Smith. After general discussion. good and t• •(fare. the meeting adjourned. The i dies of the congregation served a -t linty lunch and those present spent :t pleasant hour ,together. patterns. We would advise you to get your supply now while the assortment is new and complete Table Linens and business is done today that 12 months' credit is a thing of the past. Towellings 'Thanking our many customers for past favors and soliciting a con- tinuance of same for the future. SNELL & ROWE _ CARLINC BROS. -General Manager Jerumett of the Sovereign Bank has forwarded notice to the staff of the bank -that their services will not bo further resuired, and giving three months in which to procure other positions. The staff comprises 391, of whom 36 are in Tor- onto, and 15 it the head office, 40 in Montreal, and 300 in the 75 branches. it is expected that the li4uidatio,l p►ticeedings will not cost more than $30,000, or about the same as the cost of setting up the Oonitario Bank. -The Ontario \Vest Shore Electric Railway Cau IanY will apply to the Legislative Assemby of the Province of Ontario at its next session for an Act, to empower the Company to extend its proposed line of railway from a point at or near Grand Bend through the Township of tisborne, thence in a southeasterly direction through the township •pf Hlanshnrd and the Township pf liiddulph thence southerly and westerly through the Township of \Vest Mi- ssouri or London township. and to the city of London. with power to construct a branch line from a point in the Township .of Osborne, or the Township of Blanshard, through the Township of Jllanshnrd, in an easter- ly direction Ito a point at or )fear the town of St. Marys, and thence in an easterly direction through the township of Downie, to the city of Stratford and in. lo, and through the town of Kincardine. -Financial statement of the lis - borne and Ribbert Fire insurance Co. for 1907. Receipts, Cash nal. from 1906 $6,645.81 ; Interest $181.s5 ; As- sessments prior to 1907 $71.6U ; As- sseSsments of 1907 $5,903.25 Total $12.802.51. Expenditures, Losses $_' 654.80; Salaries and Director's fees -Although the price o[ horses are; $408.35 ; Travelling expenses $39.75; much lower than they were at 1Itisf investigating claims $6.2.00; Postage time last year. Mr. Thomas 'landlord, telegrams and express $66.30; L,gal last Saturday shipped a CA float con- expense $1.00; Printing and a.lver- sistitlg of twenty head to Winnipeg, Using $47.75; Rebates $2.70; (tent the price of which was more than $311.02: Statutory' ;assessment and 11- $1.0001 Tess than any previous ship- cense foe $35.33 ; Cash ill batik and 011 'tent. On(( of the horses. a four- hand $9.454.53; Total. $12.802.51. As - year -old gelding attracted consider- sets balance of premium notes on abl atteention. It is a finely built $199,204.58; Cash on hand and in animal. suitable for city cartage work bank $9.454.53; Vnpkaid Assessments weighing in the neighborhood of 1,931) prior to 19117 not extended $19.10. lbs. When fattened up it should tip Liabilities, Nour•.. Movement. .in risks the scales at 2.200 lbs. It was pur- Policies in force :is per last audit 2032 chased frotn l'eter McKenzie. M. 1'., value of $3.991,418.00; I'olicies taken and Mr. llandford travelled !natty in 19117 516, value of $980,815.0(1. miles to secure n slate for it. but Total in force during 1907 2548, val- vas unsuccessful. It is stated that ue of $1.972,263.00. Deduct expired although horses bring a much lower and cancelled during 1907 446, value figure than last year. the prospects of $807,807.00. Net risks on hand 31 are that they will go still lower. December 1907. 2.102. value of $4.164.- -A despatch from Toronto regard- 459.00. - ing Sovereiu„ Itank shareholders says -A high-class moving picture ;and -The outlook for shareholders is song program will be given in Opera gradually brightening, so that where- House Exeter, Bat. Feb. 8. Nothing as apprehension was at first fell that but words of praise have been spoken the double liability obligations might of 'this exhibition of pictures have to be assumed, a more 1 slight- wherever given. 'This is the third ene(L survey of the situation makes annual lour of this company in On - it appear probable that holders will tario. and the satisfactory' ,,xhilti- realize between 50 and 611 per c lions of the past should make every - of their invest merit . This view is one of n good entertainment. Some being encouraged by officials of the of the pictures to be pres:•nlcd lure hank. hut it is also impressed that "K1111111(•11 Mavourneen". an Trish the estimate is (rased on an osmium- play. l'athe's New Cinderella. the tion that the assets will be li tuidat- most gorgeous and beautiful ofmov- cd so as to obtain the b:•st results." ing pictures. The "Counterfeiters" in -The C. P. 11. engineers are mak in; t twenty scenes• exciting and !minor- a new survey from Iiirkton to Exe_ ons. Iluffalo hill's Wild West and ter. the route this time being a little Citrus. Flags and Faces of all Races. Io the south of the first one. (low_ .losiah and 8aI11 tela, Dreams of n ever they expect to enter Exeter by Rarebit Fiend, street laugh producers 1Iu• sante conte in order to cross Iha and many others. Illustrated Songs. t k Schooldays,' "Tale the Church Bells understoodrathe the at will take) the Told," "nonnie Jean," "In after >' e+l c. rte. Dear ie," Bye ir. Years 1 ( J r1heod market sit,' in n tort h of 11 II t order that an easy treads may br h.- The Harrisonarrison +Tribune s{feetkin g of curtail along tlie river bank. Th.,. corn- this Oct ure.how says that i1is elle pang will no doubt erect a station hest one that Itas ever b'iett to their easily accessible to the whole. town town. Thi' 1111. Forest •Itapr.'., 1Ita- and it is quite possible that a site five, l'ort ,Elgin Tithes. Chesley Ean- s speak '. • • manyother r papers will be chosen in the neighborhood of terph..l and ( I I 1 Mr. Thos. •lfazl,wood's house for the highly of it . Adults 25c. Children building. The reasons the road will only 10 cents. not go to the south of the ;town. or:. -The County Y. M. C. A. conve•n- on account of crossing the G. T. it. tion closed its meeting at Clinton. nn the level which would necessitate Friday and the work has now been the enmploYinlr of watchmen night and successfully !au/ached. and it deports day at the point of intersection and on on the efforts of the local tette' rs as account of danger of accident. to whether the money necessary to -Tho annual meeting of the mein- carry on the work still be rniw'(1 and hors of the South Huron Agricultural .a secretary placed in the field. As Society was held in ltoss:a,berry's far es the convention is concerned (fall. lirucefield last week. There there was et•( y indication that the was about the usual atten(l.ance of work would develop rapidly and the members and the affairs of the loci- association officers aro very much et y are still in n very sat iota ctory Pleased wit h the outlook. W • np- condil ion (herr being a balance of prove of plan outlined by provincial over $400 in the treasury. Mr. John commit tee and recommend the organ - KO of Stanley. presided. and the ization of Huron County. Tha, this following officers and directors were committee be authorize(' to rais.• at elected: Mr. Thomas T. riser. fres.: least 411.800 for the expense oT or - Mr. .las. Paterson. 'I'uckersmith. 1st. 1 {ranisa110n and the conduct of the Vice -Pros.. and Mr. W. 1). Sanders, Stephen. 2rtd. Vice -Pres.: directors, Messrs. \\'m Merry and ler. \iclnt0.1 GOLD WEflTHE,ft REQUISITES Special This Week Hot Water Bottles 75c. $1.00 C. C. C. Cole's Cough Cure tie a bottle Cole's Cure r re a Cold Tablets 15c. a box le Cole's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil 50c. and $1.00 Melissa Palm the popular almond Cream for the toilet 25c. a bottle. first year's work. That a secretary be e nployed when this money is se- cured in bona fide pledges. That th, ilrucefield: John Murdoch. Stanley .1 following be the county committee: 11. Smith. flay : Wm. Murdoch, Stan- 0. F. Blair. Goderich : 11. E. lloktons ley : Wm. ,Dixon. Ed. Christie and l:o(Irrich : Genres Spotton. Winghani Thos. Russell. ,Exeter. and 1'. Mc- w. ,r. Greer. \\'inghain :.1. N. )ICKer- gre,tor, hrucofield. Messrs. John cher. \V roseter ; ,latnes Scott. Chalon Ketches, Stanley : :Robert Charters , Fred 1101, Clinton . J. C. Mote nate and Robert McCartney, Tuckersmith, nensall; T. Ii. McCallum, Exeter: were. appointed honorary directors. (i,'or2e Chesney. 8 -':frit :.1. 8. Cana - Messrs. A. T. Scott and John Mcln- Bron. Brussels : A. E. (tender. 111: th lost, were appointed auditors. .1, 11. 1101t7111ann. Crediton. in Ili., Get the habit of coming to us for drug store sup- plies. It is a habit that pays COLE'S DRUG STORE Dispensing a Specialty. Anti Rheum= atic Rings Have cured hundreds of people of Rheumat- ism. They are electro chemical in their construction, but have the appearance of a Adopting a Cash System You will agree with bus that there are two ways of doing bust- ness namely right and wrong, a wrong way by the credit system, and a right way by paying spot cash for everything you buy. Secondly, you aro trying to run your business as economically as possible, aren't you, well you will find it impossible to r un it on an economical basis, and use the credit systetn. We have done our best to run a successful credit business and do not find it satisfactory. Therefore, two ask you to kind- ly assist us in adopting a Cash system, as it will help you as well as ourselves. The banks are refusing to give business men a good lino of credit, therefore we are obliged to out down Our Credit, this having been our means of carrying such an extensive amount of credit in the past. !. I1. will be better to got in. tho habit of paying for articles when. you get them. In the first place; you will get them cheaper, and secondly. youi will save all disputes over aocounts. In our cast we will be en- abled to (work on a smaller margin and hence you will get better prices. Ai large number of our custotners have preceded us in doing a cash business, and for those who have not, we take this means of inform- ing you that two will run our business on a strictly spot cash basis. not a week or ten days credit, .but absolutely Spot (Cash, after March 1st 1908. Would like by this date. Owng to the fact that a great many people forget to return what they borrow, we prefer not to lend Flour on Orists. Yours sincerely, to have our present outstanding aocounts sxuared up HARVI3Y BROS. N. B. -No nags "To Lend." Use "Star Brand" Flour. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• TFL.FGRAPHY Enter Any Day I The Pathway to Success Our management trains more Bookkeepers, Stenographers and • esternh Ontario. . o extra c • arge for two courses. Most eminently qualified in- structors. Graduates assisted to good po&itions. Other colleges engage our graduates as teach- ers. • Individual instruction MALI. COURSES in Matricnlat- • ion. Civil Service, Penmanship, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, etc. • Send a postal for information • about CANADA'S GREATEST CHAIN Ob Watt GRADE BUSIN- ESS COI.I.EoES. CLINTON BUSIMFI 5 GOLJ1EGE 1 The Canadian Telegraph and • 'leiegtap ere than any other to Business Colleges w 'v t ch - Business St. Thomas, Ont. and Aylmer, Ont. • have the Grand Trunk Dispatchers wire running through their class room and guarantee to place every young man graduate of the Telegraph De- partment with the Railroad Company • or refund tuition fees. Telegraphy do Typewriting New term opens Thursda), January 2nd, 1905. Call or write for particulars heavy gold ring. E. H. BEST. Manager. Shorthand We have a full line of them on hand. Call and examine them and we will explain their construction to you. S. FITTON Issuer of Marriage License address. Mr. Cutlet's, the County work secretary, Rave some interced- ing figures regarditt; the County of Boron which shorts the great field existing fur the work. '('here :are• 53.489 people in this colony, 26,610 Y e :Ire ,:3 416 r. Thr f t� a al ( t n of horn ore e Canadians in this county, 32 Ant n earls and Al of other nationalities. 'There are 15 townships in this coon - 1Y. This is a county of homes. There are 11,690 families with 11,49:{ M- e r i11dU e t , to the s I1 of ret hour , trial life, thorn are 15 Industries, a.n- ploying p little over 1,100 {said". The chief sports of the county are football, baseball. lacrosse .un(1 hock - at have towns that There arefour t t r• I re. Y• a social clubs ; four churches have or- ganizations for young men : there are four moving pictures and five cent theatres; there are four pool rooms and 69 places where ti tuor is licens- ed to he sold : there ore 1:t:3 churches in this county and 8j pastors. After the usual resolutions wer.r passed th•.t convention closed. The follosvin,r deleeates '., ro present. \V. I.( t% Crediton ; C. 11. Durrant. Iicnmiller John \Vil(ord, Myth ; .11. It. Ilair, Henmi1lir ; M. W. Howell. Goderich T. 11. McCallum. Exeter :.1. it. Hoard - min. New York :\'. J. Fawcett. Brussels : E. 1'. Steearf. London , W. Fingland. .las. Carrie. H. .1. Belcher. Jas. Hamilton. Goderich : 3. 'f. Wood. Brussels : ; I:. Bender. IIIst h. F. Mc- Pherson. Chas. Jacobs, H. Anderson. Iilyfh ; J. E. Robertson. Auburn : 11. Cruikshank, \Vitiation) : Chester Ar►n- strong. lirus.els; W. Y. Hayden. God. ,'rich : ,1. A. Bunter. Brussels ; G. N. Hazen. G. F. Blair. G. A. Itolertsort. \V. C. l'ridhain. Goderich : E. G. Pow- ell. Brussels: 0. 1.. Chesney. Sea forth ('. \I. Copeland. Toronto : r:. A. Fear 1.. ('. Fleming. 11. 1 . Huston. Exeter : T. \V. T:malt, Anbnrtt : \V. .1. Price. \Wingliatn : I1. \1'. Wright, lioalerich A. 1•'. Carr. Illcth 1;. Hallett. Heafor,h : .\. 11. Goiter. :I•:xeter: T. A. Steadman. flay field: A. 11. Wilford..(. 1?. Turnbull. Itlyth. Logs ante d!,„ the matter of the estate of 'bout- as Shapton, late of the Totw'sh(p of Stephen, in the County of Hu- ron, fanner, deceased. Notice is lao,eby given pursuant to It. 8. 0., 18:17, chap. 129, that all ctedilors and others hating claims against the estate of it he said 'Thom- as Shaptol, who dial on or shout the 61h day of .1uly. 1907, are re- uired on or before the 14th day of t Feby., 1!108, to send by post prepaid or deliver to •Messrs. Gladman & Stanbury, solicitors for the adntiuis- 1rat six of the estnte of the ' C sl • n said d (CCM( their ilrl Id 1 deceased h e and surnames, addresses and des- criptions, the full particulars of their claims, the statement of their lc - retards and 4 h 11811114' of 111e eac- e e ul't r t a held , them. And s t l [ at 1 1 1 rn Y. Y ( 1 take malice at after such (teller I.ah /o Ice Ih lc a a last mentioned (late the said Admin- 64ratrix will proceed to distribute the :assets of the deceased anions ilio parties entitled thereto. having re- ( ( te ca' s0! which re- gard my to 1h 1 u►t 11 h she •ba11 then have notices and that said administratrix will not be liable for the said assets or any earl there- of to any perl.un OE persalts of whose claims no11ce shall not have been received by her at the tits+ of each dist ritntl ion. .CAIMAN & S'1'ANIIUIIY, Solicitors for said Administrntrix. Dated sit Exeter this 14th day of Jany.. 1908. DANIEL E. E1tY, Vice Principal. Oxo. Si'orros. Principal. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• .;NOTICE '1'0 CItEI)ITORS Highest Prices Paid delivered or in the woods THOS. ELSTON Centralia Saw Milts 25 -cI(Ienls.OI'eI lectureclue. tickets 15 andd -The Wilmot Young ('oupany clos- ed three t•uccessful nights' engage- ment at the Opera (louse Saturday. The company is a good one and the plays given stere up to the usual sInudtrd given by this company. Veronee. rho aransformation dancer came in for a considerable .Imre of applause, while Baby Young )Wade .► big (tit with her acting. Mr. Young has many warns friends in Exeter, who are always pleased to patronize hien. POMP Psychine Missionaries A friend of Dr. Slocum itemedies writes: "Send s bottle of Psychtne to Mrs. W... They have a dnnghter ill decline. and 1 belie10 it would help her. I have mentioned your remedies to the family, and also cited some of the miraculous cures accom- plished inside the last 18 years, of which 1 have knowledge." T. O. iRWTN, Little Britain, Ont. Run down conditions from lung. stom- ach or other constitutional trouble cur• ed by Psychine. .\t all druggists, 50e and $1.00, or Dr. T. A. Stream, Ltd., Toronto CASTOR 1 For Infants and Children. Tie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Si4: native of 1,444( 61:BSCRTBE FOR THE TIMES. ' 1 :'USCRiiIE FOR THF. TISIE$.