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THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR -NO 1846
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEB 18th 1909,
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JONES & C..ARKS'
Phone No. 32.
See the New Spring Dress Fabrics
They are Ready for
Extra at 50c Your Approval
fitN
Panama Cloth, 54
inches wide. Good
heavy weight, col-
ors of creaut,green
black, blue and
bt own.
Jones A. Clark's have been noted for
many seasons for their splendid selection
of dress materials.
This year our tnagnificent display sur-
passes anything we have ever shown.
The noted low prices with which they
are marked is sure to sell them very fast.
Exclusive New Season's
Novelty Suitings
In the new shades of Green, Grey, Navy, Brown and Black,
plain or fancy stripes. Some in regular suit lengths. 50c, 75c,
$1.00 and $1.25 per yard.
New Black Voiles Plain and Silk Striped
New Silk and Wool
Voiles
New Silk Striped Voiles,
really lovely fabrics and re-
markable low prices. They
are very new for this season's
wear.
Plain French
Voiles
Our values in plain voiles
have never been approached
before. N'ce fine crisp weave
for 50e per yard. Better qual-
ities for 75, $1.00 and $1.40.
Silk and Heatherbloom Underskirts
1,Ve have the Best $5.00 Silk Underskirt
on the Market.
They are finished with fancy frills and tucks and some with
embroidered frills. Every skirt warranted to wear.
Heatherbloom Underskirts
That very popular material that is taking the place of silk•
It wears better and looks and rustles just like silk. Very nice
under voile dresses. All prices from $2.00 up to $3.50.
Men's New Spring Suitings
Are the best we have ever shown. The new shades of Green
Brown and Greys will be found here in the heat of Cloths. I)o
not buy your spring suit without first seeing what we have.
New Shirts New Ties
New Collars
You know we have all the New Ideas
in Gents' Furnishings.
W. G. & R. Shirts and Collars have a reputation that puts
them first. \Ve are the only store in Exeter handling them,
New ties just arrived itt all the new colors and shapes.
Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper.
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DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.
D. 8., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over (Badman & Stanhury's
Main street- EXETIiR.
Change_ -
Yes that's the way of the weather.
Every day someone catches cold, and
such an one should have N.tMK[.F.Hs
the Great Cold Remedy so that it could
W. BRO\VNING, M. D., M. (' ht used immediately.iI O • P. 8., Graduate Victoria Un
thy. omoe and reeldenence. Dominion
Lboratory. Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
R. Bright, M. D., M.('. P. and
•8., honor Graduate Toronto Un•
verslty. Two years resident physician
Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Office
and residence, Dr. Autos' old stand
Andrew Street, Exeter.
SS. Pill I.LiPS, EXETER, LIC
• ensed Auctioneer. Sales eon
ducted in alle
Orders can tie left atlthe ts aTi Times
BOSSENBEI(RY, ZURICH
Fj Licensed Auctioneer. Sales cin
aIn all 1essonahl
andisfact ',arts,
guaranteed
ONEY T() LOAN
NAMELESS
is a specific for ('olds. Catarrh, etc.
It is pleasant to use, not strong or dis-
agreeable. We guarantee it to be all
that. is claimed of it.
Price '2 e. Sold in town only at.
THE PURITY
('nnadian Express Building.
SEE t)r1t NEW ('A1tl)S
Enthusiastic Railway
Meeting.
If the enthusiasm which prevailed
at the meeting, held in the Town Hall
last Friday evening to discuss the
matter of asking the council to sub-
mit a bylaw granting $10,000 to the
St. Marys, and Western Ontario Rail-
way tttontinues, there is no tloubt the
by -lane *will be carried by a good ma-
jority.
The delegation consisting of Messrs
Graham, Rice and Hyde met the coun-
cil before the meeting, when the
question of the amount was fully dis-
cussed, the railway people holding
out for the ten thousand dollars.
Reeve T. II. McCallum was moved
to 'the chair and explained the meet-
ing held last week, and also the con-
ference with the delegation held a
few minutes before the meeting. Op-
en discussion was asked, and Mr. J.
Graham . in behalf of the company
addressed the meeting. He explain-
ed the formation of the company,
several Exeter people being on the
beard of provisional driectors. Tho
Exeter members subsequently with-
drew and the scheme was continued
by the St. Marys men, who have car-
ried the project through so far. The
road up to the present has cost in
the neighborhood of $300,000 and the
cost from 13t. Marys to Exeter is es-
timated at $25,000 per mile. Muni -
pal aid to the extent to $80,000 had
been ,ranted for the first fifteen
miles, the municipalities ,getting a
second mortgages The C. P. R. who
are guaranteeing the interest on the
bonds have asked the company to
get rid,of these mortgages and not
to issue any more second mortgages:
For this reason the company is not
asking as large amounts from the
municipalities this side of St. Marys
as they did from those east of St.
Mary:. Mr. Graham spoke of the
trouble with the contractors and the
suits 'which are pending. He said the
company does not owe one cent on
the portion already constructed. The
contractor lead neglected to pay the
sub -contractor. tile expects the road
to be commenced within 6 months
after the by-law is carried, and that
the road will be completed before
September 1911. A draft of the pro-
posed by-law was read, in which the
payments of the ti 10.000 asked front
lixeter will be made as follows.
$2,500 on the completion of the sur-
vey end the acquiring of the ri ;ht
of way to Exeter; $2,500 whcr the
ties and steel are purchased: .,500
when the grading is done awl the
remaining $2,500 when the road to
Exeter is in operation. The amount.
of the bonus is to be spread over a
period of 20 yearn, which will mean
that $735.52 will have to be raised
annually for the period of twenty'
years for that purpose,. The money'
granted is to be deposited to the,
joint credit of the corporation of the
village and the railway company.
Mr. Rice, another member of the It's a boy.
delegation, said the council had cx Norman Jarrett. of Mensal!, hauling a business like attitude in re- }taulin� lois from near \Vholen for
.zard to the negotiations, but that 'the Exeter mills.
the company had not asked for one Elimville boys are taking reivatt-
cent more than absolutely necessary, tage of the good sleighing and are
The council had shown them the hauling logs out of J. Pearl's bush.
amount of business that could be se- 'Drs. William Jacques is confined
cured from Exeter, but the scheme to her bed with an attack of bron-
could not be financed for less than. chitis and still under the doctor's
$10,000 from Exetetl. The C. P. R.
owing to being engaged in large
building operations in the west will
not be able to undertake any netts
1004it1Z in this section of Ontario
for some years, but they agree to
operate the road and guarantee the
interest on the bonds up to a certaiat
amount. The cost of building the
entire road will be about $1,500,000
and if they accepted $5,000 from Exe-
ter other municipalities would want
the same reduction. The road, when
completed is expected to be the main
line .front Sarna to Toronto and will
evelntnnlly run by tray of Stratford.
Jlr. '1'. 11. Carlin; was next to
address the meeting. Ile remotuber-
ed the great enthusiasm which pre-
vailed here 37 years ago, when the
I3, was projected. the. village
at that time giving $10,000. Lncate
tt•hici► had a railroad, thought the
road would have to go through their
village anyway and defeated a by-
la.w 'for a loan. The road missed
them by a few miles. \Vc want the
C. 1'. it, and would like to get it for
$5,000. For years we have been
crying for better facilities for both
freight and passenger service and we
now have the opportunity of getting
them. 'lie is in favor of the by-lawl,
'.1r. J. A. Stewart said, we want
the rail/one,, affil h.• thought at first
that e5.000 u.110f1 was suff;c.ent. As the
amount trill be spread over 20 years
$735 to be paid each year. be thou thl
the amount not too Trent, that three
or fon r concerns -would save t
amount of assessment each year. Ile
also spoke of the poor facilities in the
nas.,.t,; er lin*.
Mr. 1.. If. Dickson was also in favor
T. RYAN, - of for by law. In St. Marys be said
.:ne.• the 0. P. 11, entered Bt, Me •ys.
Bann, Zto.
Usborne and Hibbert
farmer's Mutual Fire Insur•
apse Gomuanu
Head Office, Farquhar," Ont.
Ws tt.re unilmited private funds tit
lows. -ant upon ferns or village ;moony President -J. L. RUSSELL.
tumor tnto
Exeter D I R E CT(HtS.
interest
ICKSON& CARLING Vice. l'residont-W. ll. PASSMOItK
$t.00 per year in advance
a chance to get it, wo should do Grand Send
everything to ;get the by-law passed.
Mr. F. W. Madman was in sym-
pathy We are having a lull, run of
with the bonus. We cannot sleighing, ar :teal*, it would be fine if
get the railway with out support, it -would stay for a few days.
and made a motion Ibat the meeting
Mr. Bamilton is busy now pulling
authorize the council to bubmit %- a ice for the London side: they tvero
bye -leo along the lines mentioned.. p
The question of the location was lucky to get it•
brought up. alto the matter of pro- '1'h,,1 is a lot of gravel ;oatg out
rection at Main street. to the country these days. No less
The company representatives stat- (Lan 50 teams pass (brou tb the bend
ed that if the road crossed Main
with gravel *lone some days.
street in the business portion, it
Ware Oliver, sr. was at Grand Bend
would be necessary to place a man on Friday, the first time since his
at 'the crossing at the expense of the
recent sickness. Ohl Barney, smiled,
colnpa:ny. The location. however was they say when he saw the old .gentlot.
not 'given, except that it would cross min coming to the barn.
Main street inside of six hundred Jatnes Stubbs and his father, of
yards from the Town Hall.
Thedford, visited at the Mend ou
Mr.latanbury brou;ht up the mat- Monday&
ter of security for the town in view 11. Ilosseuberry, has a number of
of the fact that second mortgages teams drawing wood for his own use
had been issued on the first section. from 'Ireland's bush.
The motion as moved by Mr. Glad -
drawing
Patterson has the contract of
man was finally put to the meeting, n dratt'irtg fii0 cords of wood from Klon-
standing vote being requested. and dyke for W. T. Amos.
was carried unanimously.
Robert Pollock, has taken his shop
back again and will be found in the
Elimville olel place.
The annual meeting of the Liberal The sparrow match came to an end
Association of Usborne, will be held
on Friday night )est, in the shape of
at the Township Hall, Elimville on
an oyster supper put up by tho losing
Wednesday, Feby. 24th.. A full• at- side at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
tt nda31ce is requested. Abner Diehard, at which 101 guests
The death occured on Monday, Feb. $at down. After partaking of all the
l5th, to Dir. 7sreal Harris, o•t� ,, good thing nrovided and dear only
knows, there Was tots and to spare.
bur oldest and meet esteemed reef -
and enjoying themselves in many
dents, death resulting from stomach other ways, until the small Lours of
trouble. The deceasedomethad been Rn the morning. Each one went home
poor 'health for some time and during satisfied, even the loosers. The
the 'past month was confined to his captains were, for the winners, Eddie
bed. Every attention was given him Dis ardine; for the losers. Abner Mol -
and the best medical assistance pro- lar 1.
cured. Mr. Harris was born ria The local sports are holding daily
Devonshire, England and leante to shoots 'now at blue rocks in prepare -
married about thirty five years ago to be held on Wednesday. I wish
to Matilda Perkins, Who farm
you luck boys, but you know you
him. He lived on the farm where
will 'met 'trimmed, so why do you ;o.
he died, ever since he came to this b
section of the country. lie was a -
member of the Elimville lodge C. Winchelsea
0. C. F. the Methodist church pnd
in polities was a Liberal. The fun- Miss Edith Gregor, of 8l. Marys,
eral was held from bis late residr is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. O.
ence, 'Concession 6, Usborne, (Wed- Medd,
nesday afternoon, in(ermeatt lrei►►g e51rs. Geo. Miller, of Mt. Clemens,
in the Exeter cemetery:. is vl Lting at the home of Mr. ,D.
Mr. Joshua Joihns had a very sue- miller.
cessful sale on Friday last. His stock Mrs. 'Jos. Banes, of Crediton, is
was in first class condition and tom- the west of her daughter, Errs. W.
mandcd large prices and owing to
W. Kerrc
the very fine weather people came 1Ir. Les. Robinson has opened a
for miles around. photo studio. no :guarantees wt he
,wealprioes, and
cmoderato e
• t for thbestwork mode to t
[ of,
Frank '13allcnty ue h, P
Tuesday morning with a log<I of any one needing work of this kind
horses for Jim Beattie, of Kirkton, will do well to give him a call'.
who is moving out west to live. Misses Vera Coward and Almena
Frank intends staying out till Heywood were at Plugtown Monday
the first of April. night attending a party given Miss
Mr. Joshua Johns took possession Myrtle Francis, who leaves to -day for
of the store in Farquhar on Monday the west to reside.
morning and is busy this week tali- Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 'Coward at-
tended 'the Fletcher Kerslake blip -
Mr. William Jacques is improving tints 'Wednesday evening.
slowly atter his long illness. The home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Michael
Mrs. Earl is spending, a few daYs Fletcher, Lot. 14, Con. 10, Usborne,
with Ler daughter Mrs. W. e -ern was the scene of et very pleasing+.
Elimville south. event 'Wednesday afternoon Febyt
Willie 'Iter* is wearing a ,smile. 17th at six o'clock, when their daugh-
ter ,Laude was united in marriage to
Mr. Walter Kerslake. of Usborne.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
II. J. Fair in the presence of about
seventy guests. The brae charm-
ingly 'gowned in cream 'Yrnatua, with
an overdress of point (resit:l it trim-
med with valencienne lace. and *atilt
ribbon. was .given away by her father.
Lohengrin's bridal chorus was played
care. by Miss Ella Cann, cousin of the bride
lir. /Gleason has purchased a ,;ase,- alurin; the ceremony end while con-
DICKSONSt CARLiNG, Wm, Rov, BoRNttoI,H P. 0
Wm. HKOCK WIN(•IIKi8KA P. O.
Dt1BLIN P U
1 Notaries Coev•vear• ROBERT N(
M •. en •te • was saving $50 a Wet' it
arComm,Soltotort- )RRi8, Staffa,
pornrnlw•tnnerr•. ljollcttor+ for the olsear � AGENTS.
IIs 1Lou ebt $10,000 et prett y fair
ila soytolsaoatlowest rates ofinterest JOHN E3NP:1tS, Exeter, agent for m,•k. The nrncunt of money *pint
STREET, 1CZL"rER• U.borno and M(1(11'111:1.(.it Ex. t. ' fcr the building and con•-
OPTICS' -MAIN t. a. Mar."&�trnrs a crOLiVF.R IIARRiH, Munro. aRsat would
of tra.-k., v$7i.00 etc.
-could *natant to about $75.000, and
riONEY TO LOAN.
ws bare & large amount of private fun
sM
ds
aaa e• terra and village properties
bteesat.
MADMAN R ATANAUBT
Barristers Solicitors. Moen st.'ltxeter
ERNEST ELLICT
�rveyancer Accounts Collected
MpNTY to w•an lwn to torat t it.rate&
North
Office. Main Street, Exeter
for Hibbert. Fullerton and Logan.
B W F BEAVERb,
Socy.Treas. Farquhar
°LADMAN & STANI3t1RY. q',:^:tor•
R. 0. F. ROUf..'STON, L. D. lif
DD 8., Dentist. Member o
C. I1. B.. of Ontario and Honor i
Gradu
R. itate of Toronto University. ;
son
O*!'Iclt;-Oct•r Dicpn(lereon'sl former
r
Law&totwl parlors Dc.
SALE REGISTER
On Monday Fel*. 22nd at Farqu-
har, horses, ti;s. saddlery. end
household effects. 11. W. 1•. Beavers.
I'rop..Tos. White. :\act.
p.41.AT ASYau HanA..
13.►r' t!e
Signature /„741
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MIT OR=a•
II•an - 1l'1 K^••nd Not Hate Alts Una
Bigx•tsr'
of
line engine from Connor Bros'. of
Exeter. Ife is doing his grinding and
cutting corn and the engine pleases
him 'very much.
Railway Meet ing-A meeting in
the interest of the proposed new
railroad to pass through the town-
ship of t'sborne was held at the Tp.
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hall on Monday evening. The La
h
was filled to the doors and the best
of order prevailed. The railroad pro-
moters from St. Marys were present
and 'presented their views itt a very
' con-
vince
u
;entletnanly way. Yt -
to n
vince the taxpayers and farmers that
it would be to their interests to
Lave a competing line of railway
and that they would be benefitlevl
thereby itt a great many cases, es-
pecially in regard to better shipping.
facilities. of which the farther is the
largest producer. Mr. llyde. the chief
Engineer of the Company. ;ave the
audience an idea of the location of
the road but expects to snake several
changes in the route so that some of
the farmers will not be crossed to
such n disadvantage to the occu-
pant : also that they would erect n
well (quipped Mallon midway be-
tween Elimville and Winchelsea and
that the road would be of the best
construction possible. laid with henry
rails to carry the largest cnxint•s
run*:n,g on nail road.
Mr. Graham. the solicitor of the
Company explained the Financial side
of the question in n very satisfac-
tory manner. also in regard to the
procedure of drafting a by-law fuel
the issuing of the debentures should
the township ;rant them n bonus.
and also gave a statement of the
cost per hundred acres for a twenty
Year Det,enture for twenty thou= -
and dnllnrs. The total estimate of
cost would bs $3.50 per 'ilundre:l
Act c•r:.
Mr. Itfee also made a neat address
explain'31s the zooel qualities of the
road that )tial already been ,built
and in sueeessful operation end pro-
mised -hot the road as far as Exeter
e•nn(.3 he in ,good (mininx order by
J,:Iy ia. 1'•10. and closed by *siting
Ili' het: ,V• Cc tperation of the town.
the enume1 granted by Exeter would
be gotten beck in an inelirect way in
a very ehnrt Crete. it would also
compel the G. T. It. to give us bet-
ter service. and we would be able 10
make a Dep to Toronto ftul re3urn
the same day. it would also help to step to help along the cause• h
n .t Chran for a girl of 13 to
increase the Value of properly in the Mr. Penis. (reeve of nlenshard, was
loon. pre•nt and spoke br:fly on the ' kr la. fret nhome
fnm:lp, tvl,e desires
to cofnplele her Entrance course.
Thos. Hart ,toll nlsn spoke in favor ,prospects of the road and the :mount when morn'ng an,l evening service
of the by-lnw•. Ile has some limber of ,rued to he derived there from ani
will be fccepted in lieu of board.
d e
he wnu'likto sell the company and also hoped the ratepavers ttould do
some property in town. he would like ;le they expected Ilianshard would in.
the road to pass throezh. any way be ,give them the bonus nsked for. T:,o \VAS :TINED OFTEN.
was in favor of hnvatg Ihe road come ft•cl'nz of the meetitt; was quite Snobs r,•ruarl:able stores are being
through here. unan'rnenc toward the 'propos:limns told glom town and among the coltn-
W. 1i. Levett alto ,poke in favor made rind a committee ons nppo'nt• try poop:.• emit ng in of this simple
of the by•law. ed to br;ng the tn'itter b'fore the home-made *fixture cnrin,r Ilheema-
F,x-Reeve Robber, seta he had been ileborne 'Council for f•trthnr Icon- t: -m and Kidney f rotthG'. :fere is
ono of a delegation sent to Ottawa sideration. The meeting closed with the recipe and direction: for taking:
to prevent the road boirtg deviated the 'best of zood feeling and wishes M:x by shakin,f Well in a battle one -
front Exeter and now that we have that tjte ratlrond will soots It, here. half ounce Fluid Extract Dander**,
gratulations pvere being extended
she played Mendelsshon's wedding
march. After the dainty wedding
dinner. the bride received, ,gowned
in 'Mick silk with Iirussels net. )ler
going away gown was of blue Venet-
ian cloth, trimmed with silk and ap-
plique.. The bridle Was the recipient
useful and cost)presents,
taw ise[ 1
of y Y
s)ott•ine,thc high esteem in which the
young couple are held. After the
reception, Mr. and Mrs. Kerslake left
on a honeymoon trip to Port Huron
a !C
rosy c11 Mich. The Times
joins the many friends in twishin;
them a happy and prosperous wed-
ded life.
EXETER SCHOOL HOA'ltI)
Stock Food and Poultry Food
Skating
Is all the go just now
We tldvc Skdt6s
from 50c. to $4.00 per pr.
Hockey sticks 10, 15, 25, 50c.
Hockey Pucks 10 and 25cts.
25c 50c. and $1.00 per pkge.
Salts and Sulphur a big package for 25cents.
10 ur 6611t Dls6ollot on dil Heaters.
IlEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
T. Hawkins It
Jobbers and Dealers in
Shelf and General Hardware, Paints, 011,
Glass, Nails, Sinks, etc.
We make a specialty of Eavetroughing, Roof-
ing and Plumbing in all its branches.
Call and be convince' that it is the cheapest spot in town
T. KAWKINS & SON
ARE YOU
PARTICULAR?
Do von want things to be just so% Then we'd like you for a
customer. \Ve've promised you satisfaction -promised you
thatstyle, tit and price will pleaseyou-we'll keep our promise.
Our best ads. are satisfied customers. Conte here for your next
Suit or Overcoat.
We Can Suit You
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor Exeter, Ootaric
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board was held in the Town Hall
on Monday evening of last week, with
11. Huston absent. The following is
the order of business fluty passed: -
Per Chair minutes of previous meg •
:ng. Reports of corns. -Per Prinei-
pa1 attendance good : daipline satis-
factory ; library now little above
government standard; bell inatbiblc
with closed doors or opposing elude.
Per 8. Martin anti F. W. (Badman
that n good gong be procured for
fire alarm and other purposes; to
be of sufficient power to be heard
throughout the !milling. Per '1'. 11.
Cie' a g and 8 Martin Ilia the fol
'*wing accounts be approved. -Allis
In,armee Co. *54. it. Gould labor
1O 97; .1. Grigg. bal. Library ar.,
!119.4:3. Per 1•'. W. (Badman and 8.
Mart 'et that in the case nppeaied for
refund of fres the stnnelitir rule of
the hoard govern. 1',•r F. \Vootl 931.1
8(IMartin that J. 0. .tones be re-
nppo'nteel as the board's representa-
tive to the Public School library'
board for *the year 1909-11, inclusive.
Per S. Martin and T. B. Carling that
the tern) eh'rge for German be $1.50.
Per Chair that the condition of the
nrltal receive the ni1entinn of the
Rep, 1 e coin. Per 8. bi:trt:n ad-
jeernment.
• .1. Or: res Secretary
h,•siteti M•trch to June, inclusive.
Great Discount Sale
Of Furniture
AT ROWE & ATKINSON'S
We have started a great slaughter sale coin -
prising every article of furniture in our large
stock at a great reduction on regular prices.
Note some of the great bargains we are offering and what
it means to Furniture buyer,.
Bedroom Suites in } cut oak finish with large Bevel Plate Mirror regular
price 516.50; discount sale price =18.00.
Sideboards, regular price 813.00
Coaches, regular price $8 50 ...... ........... discount sale price 1113.00
Mattresses, regular price $3 50
Everything else in proportion.
A call will convince intending purchasers that this
is the greatest Bargain Sale ever held in Exeter --1
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
discount sale price 1110.00
discount sale price 52.50
one ounce Compound Kargon. three All the druggists in this neighbor -
'mow. Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. )rood say they can supply the in;red:•
Take ns a do.e one feaspoon[u1 after cot which nre easily (nixed at home.
meals as
at bedtime. There is said to be no better blood -
No chan�le *red he made in your cleansing agent or system len;o
usual diet, but drink plenty o[ ,good known. and co rt 31111y none more
water. harmless 01 Xitnplc 39 us..
This mixture has a peculiar tonic _��._-_
effect upon the kidneys: eleanin3
Who wouldn't p;ire 25 Cents to stop
the elo,ggrd-up pores of the elinena- a pair- 20 timesf Just •ne little "Pink
kidn to
five tir<sucs, forcing the t 1 Pain Taolel -Dr. h}toop s -twill atop
s:ft and strain from the blot, the -any pain in 20 minutes, sere Read
ur;c acid and other poisonous waste the formula on the hoz. Doctors say
mattrr oVercom;n; TheurnatiRm it can't be bettered. Checks woman-
hladrter and 1!r;nary troubles in a ly pa:n;. head pains, any pain. 23
short while. tnolet. :5r. Sold by W. H. Ifow,e)•.
A druggist here who has had bun-
dr..d: of calls for these ingredients - --+-
e'nee the first anno,ntcemrrtt in the Women with pale co Inness face
rt.errs last October stated that who feel tte.,k and disrouraged, vii
the p,ople who once try it. 'swear by receive Loth nit ntal an•t loftily vigor
it," espeeially those who -rave t'rits• by using Carter's iron Pitta, tvhioil
auand Kidney trouble and suffer are made far 'be blood, ntrt•es an
with )rheumatism. complexion.