Exeter Times, 1908-06-11, Page 1%der
11 URON&M1DDLESEX GAZETT E
TfiMTV-Ft ETH YEAR -No 1409
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 11th 1908,
$t.co per year in 1L .ance
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PlHotrne No. 32,, ••
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25 per Gent, D16011llt sale =•Z
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on all our .
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New White WaistS.i
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For the next two weeks we are giving 1 cit' all i
our White Waists. Every Waist in the store will it
be cleared out at this sale. You cannot afford to . •
miss this. Now is the time to get a good supply . •
for the summer at small cost. • •
We want to '`repeat" last years selling as we ::
sold out every Waist, and are going to do the • •
same this season. •_
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Do not Miss this, Sale
$1 oo Waists tor $ .75
1.25 Waists for .95
1.50 Waists for 1.10
2'00 Waists for 1.5o
$2,5o Waists for $r.go
3.00 Waists for 2.25
4.00 Waists for 3.00
4.50 Waists for 3.35
Sizes 32 to 40. 20 Different Styles,
Parasols and Sunshades
This will be a big season for then!. You will find theta
here in abundance in plain or fancy.
Nice Fancy Parasols for $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Good Black Parasols for $1.00, $2.00, $3.00
Heatherbloom
\Ve have the long looked for "Heatherblonnt" now on
our counters. It is one of the finest goods made. Just as
good and rustles like silk, and is teking the place of silks
for Petticoats and Linintrs. 50c. teed; 30 in.
Boys, Look Here
Have you heard of our New Neck Wear. Just arrived
the swagger stuff. Right from New York. The new
leather tit, is all our own. We have the New Invisable
suspenders in now. New White Vests, New Collars and
New Belts.
Right from the Old Country
Just arrived two crates of Dinner Sets and Toilet. Sets.
1Ve are now in position to offer you the best assortment
in this line shown in Exeter for a long time. Come in and
see them. It will do you good. ••
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Dinner Sets from $0. to *15. •
Toilet Sets from $2. to $5, •
and they are a fine lot.
Jones & Clark •.
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Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford i •
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers.
London Conference
iturned by 69+ LAST D OF THE EXETER
Whitneyy 1 I t:Ue'11DISTRICT
Majority
EILBER'S MAJORITY IN SOUTH HURON
OVER 400
-Premier Whit sey ,was again re-
turned to vo%ver 'Monday by un in-
creased majority, igainine 80 of the
100 seats in tho house. The Liberals
gained n' few seats, but they %were
off set ;by the much larger gains on
the part of tho Conservatives. Tri
premier ntaeis gains in all the new
Ontario constituencies.
The only member of the ministry
to be defeated was lion. Nelson
Monteith, ,the member for South
Perth, who had to submit to defer(
at the hands of his old political
opponent, Mr. Valentine Stock.
-Mr. Allan Studholme, the Labor
member for East Hamilton, was re-
•• turned,.
•• -.ellen. Adapt Beek, of London de-
• • featede Mr, John M. McEvoy by a
•• majority of over 1,400.
• 2 One of t he surprises of the c:un-
•• haign mart the defeat in North Olid-
• • dlesex of C. C. Hodgins, by ,Duncan
• • C. hues. -Mr. !toss was given the
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unanimous OOrnitlatien for West
'Middlesex. but against tremendous
•• odds, went into the north riding uni
•• won his fight.
fiThe 'local campaign was very quint
Mr. licllermanrt's friends feeling auto
of his ;defeat at the outset.
The different committees Leder-
•• ranged to receive complete returns
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over the %vire, but owing to the sev-
ere electrical storm which prevailed
•Z about 7 o'clock, the telegraph wires
• were put. out of commission, and It
�: was llJ.3U betodi
rcceiv'd fromefore: London
urns by tccicpulhon1be
when it was known that the \Vhit-
• ney government •had been returned
• by an increased number.
•• -Mr. A. E. Igen wishes to express
•• his thanks to the People of !Exeter
•• and vicinuity for the kindness shown
•Z , him in hi, recent illness. Mr. Pym
•• I has suffici.e ally recovered to take
•daily %%alks a"d iv endeavoring :to ,et
j around to sec Lis many friends her -
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, sonally.
• l -The 33rd. lluron 'ltegt. 3o s into
IIcamp at Godcrich June 15th instead
10th as previous stated.A'. menof "F" Company Exetern: • have
1signed the Boll for this years Camp
• will Lr lifted Out on '\V.'clrteedes
• 10th, t"fltur'd ty 11111, i'riday 12th.
at 8 ps m. each day, and will proceed
to God,'richl on 'Monday next 15th.
reit. A few more can be taken on
set. Apply to Scrat. Major 11zctor
or 'Lieut. Iteamars.
The following is the result of
the. election J1onday in South Ilur.
on. We have been unable to secure
th t result from No. 5 of Godarioh
town.•ibip and give it the same as at
the .last election. Mr. Felber claims
to be elected by 401.
TITCJERSMITII
Either leellerma tin
No 1 el Ga
No 2 31i :e7
N., 'i 16 t7
No 4 1.6 ti9
o -, :10 6'1
eel ti 26 61 -
- 156 363
Majority for I:••il••rm.tnti 207.
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The Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar,:Ont.
Fri sident-.1. 1.. 1tt'SSELL.
Niee_i'resid,•nt-\V. 11. I'ASSMOIIE
DIRECTORS.
Wu, Roy, BORNIIOLM P. 0
Wm. BiUWK WINCIIILSEA P. O.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. O.
ROBERT NORI118, 8taffa.
A0 ENTS.
For Sale
Good fratnc dwelling house and
stable, Lots Nos. 120, 121, and 1.22 on
the South side of the Lake Itoa:.
Exeter, Ontario, It he property of
the lata !William iroskin. 1'or par-
ticulate apply to
GLADMAN &. S1'ANIII:RV,
Ilarriste rs, Exeter.
RICHARD HOSKIN, Kirkton.
MRS. JOiIN McLAiiGiILIN, Exeter.
MOSES AMY, Stephen '1'p,
Executors.
JOHN EMERY. Exeter, agent for Mortgage Sale
KJshorne a.nd Ilittdulph.
OLIVER HARRIS. Munro. agent Of house and Lot at Shipka
for Bibbed, Fullerton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
3eeY•Treas. Farquhar. Under and by wirtuw of the'power
of /tale in 11 curtain Mort;a;e, which
will be produced at the time of Sala,
there will be offered for trate by pub-
lic auction on
THURSDAY, JI)NE 11111. 1903
et 1 o'clock. 1'. SL, on the premises
port of 'Lot No. Ten. in the Sixteenth
Concession of 1 h Township of Step-
hen. in elle County of Ilurou, con-
taining •trine -I. wen:ietlis of nn acre
"A few turns on the Edi- stio,e or Ices Ervin; a fronts;a of
the cideroad of nine tolls by n depth
. son Phonograph every mora of eizht cods. th . northwest Connor
ing is the only medicine 1 of raid proecrty b en; four rods east
ever take." May be you from the northwest art;le of said lot
would need less medicine if number ten. :lit • IIB
On this properly is a ;ood frameMejorey for ieeilertnann 155.
you took good cheer in large house 18 by 24 feet and n frame stable+
doses from this wonderful TERMS OF SALE. I STliPHEN
Twenty per cent. of the purchesaEilb,Kcll••rMann
Home Entertainer, Which money on i h e rely of pal,, end the' r . No 1 fie 20
is all the musical instruments , balance in thirty d,ys thereafter.No 1 47 15
without interc.it, !t . 31
Of the world rolled intd one. Further terms and conditions will \o I e2 49 i
A dandy Edison l'hono- be mode known on the day of rale or\o :, 16 37
graph all complete, sells at may be had on apperatine rto \o'1i :1' 19
Y, Na . 16 lit
$i� 50 others $32,5o and Exeter. Ontario, Vendor's Solicitors'
GLADMAN & MTANIt1.1.No 8 60 23 I
$.15. Dated at Ex -ter %Lis 21st (ley of I No J
!,raal 3.3R
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may x!)09. 91.' annual Thames RoadRoadpicnic
Records that wear forever
' �•, icy forEither 223, will be heel Ft idly, June 19th, nt
40 cents each. Come in and i I 'rhos. Ilunkitee grove. This picnic is
hear the newest Edison. Farm for Sale ! C/413011Nii I the event of the season 01:1 every-
I:iiber Ii• 11,'rm inn i'.tO IY %V I1 in .t !cast twCnty miler
THE PURITY That beautiful 200 acre berm' it a -
Exeter
1 int li should he tt,cra.
.te'd lose khan one mile North of �„ 2 61 61 --f-
Exeter on the London Itoad, Jots ♦„ int 1-,
a, Canadian Express Building. I
Nos. 4 and 5 1st con: I;shorn••. On �„ 'e4 71)
OLA OMAN & STANRURY, 8olleitore
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A Man 72 years
old says
STANLEY
!ellen. ieellermann
Not 29 50
No _' 59 30
eo 3 tN 25
\u 4 50 16
e 5 42 71
• 371 192
Majority for Either 82.
GOL':;1t1OII '1'O\VNSIiiI'
Jalber ltcllermnnn
Not 60 . 211
No 2 51 21
No 3 71 38
N o 1 59 31
e o i, 65 46
No 3:_ 18_
347 168
\l tjority for Feller 179
11AY
1'.ilb:'r Keil:mann
No 1 31 44
No '« 20 47
No 3 95 104
No 4 rs 51
Noe 25 5'2
No 6 el :r3
No - 29 •2',
No 8 10 62
IIENSA'LL
Eilber Kellerrnann
No 1 102 91
Majority for Either 8.
ENETEII
1 'Ei.lber Kellermanti .Inst closed was the first on held
No 1 60 ••g in Exeter in twenty-five years ani
No 6U 'y wastn:trked by ,t Large attendance
\a 3 56 Ct 1 of tninisters and lay delegates, many
No. 4 72_ 1' I of ;tlstors
`c tof itttito�licthodis.t chorcL•'er, having te2en a1here.
250 1
34
1'h r•onference proper did not open
_Majority. for Eilber 121 until 'Thursday, when Rev. A. II.
et F.CAPITU'LATIONGoing was elected president for the
E'►Ibcr Iicllerm;ttut
321 year. As soon as the election of of -
Councillor Beaman, on: behalf of the
1{i ter
1'sborne. _�!) lel' corporation, extended the hand of
1uckersrnith 1:,6 163 welcome to tho visiting gentlemen
Ilayfcld Sit Zvi
Ilcnsall 103 20 etivinz :them the freedom of MeConn.
Stephen 561 :138 At the. Friday nflernoott nertiner
GOderich Tp. 317 16(1 the session was devoted to Learing
Stanley 1 374 192 deputations conveying zreetings
Hay 201 '140 from other bodies, soma of :w
.bich in -
399 1*J70eluded Itevi, 1). W. Collins and \V.
Majority for F.illrcr 4'_'3 - hi. Martin, pastors of the !ltivitt
J Metnori'tl and Presbyterian churches
\Vc give below the vote cash to the • A.11. Gischlcr, L.K. Eidt and E. 1i.
different municipalities at t he last Bean, representing, the Evangelical
Provincial ciection. The. munioipali- t Association.
tics are grouped ns the riditis aro On friday evening a reception ser.
now constructed vice was given the eight candidates,
Tr'CKEItSMITII for t);e ministry in the James tit.
r Lib Con. church. The resolution of reception
No. 1 rte 91 was moved by Rev. It. D. 1lamiltoia
No. 2 51 61 and Rev. James 'Livingston'.
No :3 53 23 Saturday afternoon the laymen's
:;� 4 77 e9 session %%as held %vhan some interest -
Ne
5 ?8 :;t ire, addrestees %vele given and offi-
No ti ee 32 cers for the ensuing, year elected:.
-- - The board' of examiners for the
No. 1
Ilei '205 coming year were elected as follfollows',Majorityority °10 • Reve..A. K. Jerks. A. 11. Goings (1.
5G 30
';1'.1\1.1:\ N. ilsonhaz,'Oe.s, 1. JoseWellphs.‘1%).1.1i1 ipJ. Ford, Jasper,J.
No. 2 `19 3., 11. Gundy
\o a2(1;777
' 7 {g 7 1011 The conference next year will be
r held in the Askin street, church Lon -
1, don Ilev. W. 13. Creighton, editor of
-- _•__ the eiethod(.st paper, The Christian
1-'xeter, Main St., E. A. Feat..
James St. A. 11. Going, B. A,
kteitl, •\V. t od't'in
Iaituville, 11. J. Fair, F, Bargees
Centralia. W. 11. Butt.
Hensel!, S. L. 'Poll.
Kip nen, John Hart
Crediton, Robt. Hicke.
Grand Bend, T. A. Stedman.
Sylvan, A. M. McColloch
Ailsa Craig, R. Smith Baker,
Lucas, Geo. J. Kerr.
Grantotr, C. 1'. Wells.
1Yoodhaut, 1.. Bartlett.
Kirkton, John Veale.
The London Conference !netting
220 76 Guardian, %%as introduced and em-
>iajut icy 50 Wm -sized this branch of work. Ile
was Jteartily welcomed, and the
e.ODEItICII 1'O\VN$IIiL, o:lntiment of the conference was t:x-
No. 1 39 184 pressed int a resolutien of e?ympatby
No. 2 40 55 and co-operation.
No 3 36 SS IRev. et. A. Ayearst, 13. A., uf Tor -
No 4 10 61 onto, provincial license inspector,
No 5 46 65 gave a very stirrin; and kdoluens
No 6 35 30 address, •in which he showed the
- - - - work which waA being done •in the
212 313 enforcement cf t1; • tlaw•.
elajority. 171 Bev. Mr. Thome, field s:►cretary of
HAY the 1:ord's Day Alliance. in a brief
No. 1 adllre>ss showed the aims :me meth -
No. tr od of that organization and tho ex -
\o 3 cel lent %work which it was necont-
No 4 rentl,Utg.
41 .13
45 21
91 )O9
55 21
51 e7
•15 Ri
:19 28
71 19
131 360
71
No :,
No li
No
No 8
Majority
STEPHEN
No. 1
No. 2
No 3
Nc 4
No 5
No 6
No 7
No 8
No. 9
el•tjority
i-'11OIINE
No. 1
No. 2
No 3
No 4
Majority
11AYEIEI.D
28 78
17 61
Is 85
:,7 133
:i9 50
35 $7
(::) :1:)
20 lit
41 67
•..,3 611
251
47 112
til 50
42 110
7 55
2':3 ::$ t
108
:33 88
Majority. 55
11EN :\Li.
102 94
Majority 8
EXETER
No 1 26 76
No. 2 26 69
No 3 21 69
No 4 '•J 80
12e 201
Majority 160
RECAl'1TULA'TION
Lib. Con.
Tuckersntith 411 205
Stanley 220 276
ticelerich Tp. ' 212 :138
Hay 131 :160
rite ph,- n :103 011
Ila nurse 233 :13 I
Hayfield 33 .88
ileneall . 102 94
Exeter 1215 294
2113 2617
!Majority e01
Thames Road
•••••••••••••••••••••••••• the property is a la ere new brick
- house. with every convenience, largo
ERNEST IiLLIOT bink barn, three windmills : first
Conveyancer Accounts Collected c' tss supply of water. The farm is
•i first class cot lttion. Thee farms
MONEY I•»•, rotes,earl be together or Feptrat0
North w .1 r
t.�a. ;,r S•le. For further imformation apply to
Office, Main Street, Exeter i Mr. J. waw tort %Let premiaeit,
.I 211
:c; T,.I' 1!.c
I'.1\ I -I1:1.1)
3:. 1 : l:. lermann
No 1 26 Bears the
Majority fol Fell: 1 62 i Signature of
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tho Kind You Hare Always Bought
!REV. A. H. GOING. 11. A.
!'reset:'nt of t Ie• leeiden Conference.
-Th.- .•Ieelion of et lien's resulted
as folio.%.: --Ie. si•I eat, tee. A. II.
Goiter. I•.% i ; 1:• rutdine Secretary,
lice. T. \'%. I;. iel.fotd, Ripley: A`-
'ist.lnt t .11 Hee. \V. 11. (:r.t-
hain of 1'• . In 1. r.•i 'Rev. Ie 21.
itarnby of I'•''rr,u!tt : $tati•tical Sec-
ret „%. it ........33fucd, Lebannon :
Join s 1 e ct•'!.1y. lIcv. 11. A. i\lillcrt
Cotine
At I 1 n, `•! %' .•f:• • rrtoon session
It •e. 1. 11. 1:. i.::. le.••ideta:-el cr.
.3. :.t' t I.i•'h 13•21.
Dewey end 13 •v. 11. 8. Bou;all, form-
erly of I I, • Totohto and Monique
Conf •r,•n• le -electively %%ere iu-
Oodua •,l 10 the London Confercnc
into •. ie t!r•y had berth rce .% .1.
Vote s of t hanks were tendered the
retiring otfic.'rr:
t ini'tere %%ere t.-
ronim lie . •1 (ot superannuation :-
neve. II. 1.. Hutton. o f 1)ele n herr
8. Monti of AlIwood. .1. 11. Kirkland
of Stretford, 0. A. Gifford of (itr.rt-
ford. Thnin:ts Griffith of 'Toronto, C.
W. \'olliek of India. 1'. 711. fleet 11
and G. II. Thomson of Bothwell.
It •w. R. E. Mitchell, forrmet ly eta1-
ion^d at l'lort ace, Lavin I :.handoned
tl.• %.••tl. .'.ititl: ti„• t ..r %% to drop -
1► 1 Rena tee conf•!rcvtce toll, and
the resignation of Ile v. C. If••r of
Lone'on, %%ho has given up isi' charge
on account of ill -health. Sas :tech pteil
'1'h•• following were adntille.l to the
Conf •rencei from other Conf •r••nces
Ile vs. Geoi gee \V. Dee y. of Torontre
11. 1'. F'rauson. of •1'otonlo. 11. li
i)ourrall, of \V:1114 tion, A. E. t.\fac-
k.•nzie an I ('.It. i),te :nt. '1'Lo trans-
f••rred out (:f 1, Con reI ellre inoleer
Cm:fet.•r e met •.-- Its vs. 1. 1).
in -on I.c:ndon. 11. W Lock: of
Kine tl.tin l'Itona, • Mnxon, of Mun-
e• w in.t \Vn1. A. Gifford. of 1$tra1ford
Th • fol lo jtu,Z probationers were
1 •c.•ivcd into full connection %illi 19.
('nnf.•temre en•1 were old tined on
Nuielaw.-M, ssrs. Moll. v. 1). Madden
\\'ua. I,. Ilyl,••, C. \V. Doan, Ola vie
W. n. C. 1'. Lo,t•ut. A.8. \Vhitehaie.
I. Ve .1. I:ilpatriek. and \V. 0. Con-
%% 9v.
The folio,. in; probation'1• "ill he
corninn•'d nn trial.-elessrs. J.C. flit -
ford. A leKell tin. A. V. Waldron,
Are You Interested
in this List
Samson Portland Cement at close prices
Senours Floor Paint, the very best .... 45c qt
Just received 12o quarts.
Scnours Ready mixed Paint ............25 and 5oc.
Elephant Ready mixed Paint 15 25 and 45c,
Alabastine all shades 25 and 5oc,
Campbells stain all shades 15 25 45 and S5c.
Paint and Varnish Brushes ........5 to 15 and 25c.
Coal Oil Stoves ........75c. to $to.00
Gasolne Mowers ' ; ::. 5 •oo to $ [.I.00
Lawn
3.75 to $5.5o
Step Ladders, Georgia Pine ....1 0o to $1 5o
Curtain Stretchers, Complete.... $1 40 set
Screen Doors, complete ........ I oo to $1 5o
Screen Windows .... ...... 20C to 40e
liammocks (a swell lot).... .... 2 50 to $4 75
Poultry Netting, all sizes 4 to roc a yard
Garden Rakes, Floes, Shovels, etc.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND PAINT STORE
T. Kawkins & Son
Jobbers and Dealers in
Shelf and General Hardware, Paints, Oil,
Glass, Nails, Seeks, etc.
We make a specialty of Eavetroughing, Roof.
ing and Plumbing in all its branches.
Call and be convincecl that it is the cheapest spot in town.
T. KAWKINS & SON
The Call of Summer
is for new styles in clothing. We have the
latest in all fabrics and our workmanship needs
no ccmment. We always have the best
available
Our Suits are the best value we have ever
offered in Exeter.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Exeter, Ontario.
DR. A, It. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. HONEY TO LOAN.
D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University. We bare • large amount of private funds
Dental Surgeon a interee and vlllaRepropertloe a01own1.
Office over Madman & Stanbury'sf (MADMAN & BTANRURY
Main street-h'x)1TRR. Barristers Sollcltore. Mehl st.l1•:xeter
R. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. X1.18.I'Il1 i.1,1 t'. -i, 1: \ ET ER, LiC
• enycd.,'ntieneer. Sales con
D. D. S., Dentist, Member of `darted in all p tris. 'I', r uta te:tsetnnble
Graduate of
R. C. D. S. Toronto University. of Ontario and Honor Orders can he. left at Cha 'I'i%Ii'- Oillre
OPPICB:-Over Dickson & Carling's� .1 BOSS P:NBA:1{R Y, %Uitl('H
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former, E I.icensett A ticttoneet,. 'rales CH
denial parlors.con
' ducted in all earls, Terms tensonabl
J W. BROWNING, t8M. D.
M. c I and satisfaction goat anlecd.
• P. „ Graduate Victoria Cn t
varsity. oMMoe and reedenence. Dominion r
Laboratory, Exeter. FR:1NK CAIRNS, A elerinnry Stir
Associate Coroner of Huron, i geon. Successor to A. It. !tain-
t say. V. S. Treats all domestic ani-
Q mals on most apps ove1 principally.
Lcwis Thomas & Nuttor I special attention to eyed try, (mice
at Rntnynt ly s old Mand on eI:tin ,erect.
Civil Engineer & Architect Matin street t Peter slawilee s residence
(Late Department o1 PuLIIe Works, Canada.) Nl
Cons•illina Engineer for Municipal and Co•inty
Work, Electric railroads, sewerage and Wateraorte
wetem Wharves, Bridges and Re enforced Concrete
!.hone MO Lonlon Ontario
HONEY TO LOAN
• We bare unlimited private fonds for levee.
ens apo farm or Wilms troperty o.1 loves
sten of Intel's:se
DICKSON & CARLiNG
Rselsr
DICKSON & CARLING,
&resters Solicitors Notaries (loss's aae$r,
(:ommlestoners. Solicitors for lbs Nolson•
Raok. Ilio.
M ase! to Loan at lowest rates of Interest,
01/ICK t -MAIN STRP ET, EXITS&
a. CARLMRA 8. A. um. SWOOP
I:. a impson, 1,. C. Mcltober. . W. Mc-
lton,:d, \V.(:. Gr.,lrtm, 1•'.l t', Lyse -
dale .1.1'. 'Itaycraft, Wm. ie James.
D):avi•l (ricks. J..1. Allan, L.1. Mith-
ews. A. H. .Johnston. C. W. Coult••r.
It. 11. llotereeet. 3. W. .Johnston. P.
I1. Lansford. .1. .A. 8;r•ncely. A. E.
Doane. K. Il.'ntnn, 11. \Villi ;tn'. John
11 J'etere, C. W. McKenzie and W,
II. Osbornct . ..
Valuable Samples Free
"I I,a'c used your 1"oltnfoote Expec-
torant and find it satisfactory in cases
(.f croup, cotes or toughs. I have used
it ever since I got a trial bottle, and
have recommende.l it to everyone in
need of it. You may use my name and
address for testimonials if you wish.
!loping it will benefit others as it has
:lune my children, 1 rrmain,
MRS. AGNES COMBER."
1069 Frances et., London, Ont.
celtefo('te Expectorant is the great-
est cough and tbroat cure in the world.
It is the prescription of a renowned
specialist. In order that every family
may prove its unparalleled merits we
1. ill need a sample bottle free to every -
ere who sends WI their name and 64-
dr•••s and mentions this paper. Can be
had nt all druggists at 25e. Send your
name to -day to Dr. T..1. Slocum, Ltd.,
Toronto.
lend for Fra Sample To -day.