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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1903-10-29, Page 8• OARLING BR� .444,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••+$04,.+00000C+0C+0004 • 6 0 STE\'Vi\1R'T' ? t 0 e A few leaders in Seasonable Furs. The kirks that you 4 * want at easy prices. We would be pleased to show you to Ithrough our new Fur; you know its not necessary to buy. o .,s, Come in and see the new styles anyway, o • let • x $2 for ladies' Black Sheard; $11,50 for Ladies' Black Ker. • Cooney neck Rutf,trimmed with sey fur lined Cape, trimmed.cluster of tails. A great scrap, with Bokaran Fur Uullate A 0 • • $2 for English Hair Cooney good looker and a bargain. a • Ruff,trtu,,tned with natural head $1S fur Ladies' heavy Beaver : e and tails, Rare value. Right Cloth Cape, lined with English . • tip -to elate, squirrel and LI horned with fine 0 $4,50 for Ladies' long Fur Ruff th►het fur collar. e •ye' trimmed with cluster tails and $20 for Ladies' Black. Broett,d- o 0 cords,very swell, new boa shape. ed Cloth Cape. fine silk finish, Al • I.S for Ladies' Tasmanian sable lined throughout wit h grey e Z Ruff, trimmed with cluster Tails. . qutrrel, trimmed with choice e $12 for our swell American Sable Week tet fur, hib At • Fur Ruff, full long length, trim- $35 for the. choicest Fur Lined 0 med with tails sold chains, Cape we have ever shown, made 0 39 for ladies' new long front from fine Bt ocatbell cloth, lined Seal and American Sable com- with natural grey squirrel, trim- e • bination, storm collar—a beauty used toasi lovely black rhihet. • • : ' Don't forget that we are head quarters for all kinds of Men's + and Women's Fur Coats. Our Coats come to us direct from e • the makers. Small profits, big values, quick sales. w12 50 for elle choicest Dinner $2 for 10 piece Toilet Sets,net*. •0 sets we have ever shown. When flare' patterns. •O we say they are special value 4 we mean just exactly what we $2.23 for new 10 piece Toilet • say. If you have a thought for sets, in floral blues, browns, • a Dinner Set, we want you to pinks and greens. • y see these beauties. They carne . O iu hard body setni-porcelean. $3.75 foe lovely neer 10 piece • New neat floral designs, gold Toilet sets iu hard semi-porce- traced and decorated, 97,100 and lean, beautifully tinted in green • I03 pieces to the set. Ask to see blue, pink and red. All gold • them. traced and decorated. • •0Yes, we are doing a great mantle and skirt trade. Our ladies' • Coats and Skirts are all tailor made, choice qualities, late styles, per- •feet fitting and values that speak out very loud. Do you know we take your measure and have lovely skirts made for you, fit guaranteed • Try us. '®' 40c the yard for a uery pretty Have you a Dress Goods need. 4,s. line of new tnercerized Luster We could write a whole book on • for waists or ki.monas, they oar new Dress Goods, but we ♦u catne in black and navy, with would rather show them to you 4. very neat silver spots. They Come in and study the new sty - are just sweet. les, yon don't have to buy. • Ipc the gall for best prime water White Coal Oil. •0 We pay big prices for all kinds or Farm Produce in either cash • or trade, Bring us all your Dried Apples, Butter, Eggs and t Goose Feathers, and large Onions. • +..00o010000000000001000Ni40/0000000140000000/0100000 : :JT ati: j , O•a o S E R ;20th 19OP. There will be no regular prayer ser, vivi.,,,..,thin (`l hursdny) evening, owing to the lithle Society meeting in the 1'leshytei%an church to which all are invited.illagaPousmals=agtwass4=030,2104,40cmgmtoomeessaanumeamessmasksimiasarimilwa e e: O 0 • • 0 e 0 O • e • 0 O O e 0 • O e e 0 • e • e • e 0 0 • •e e • 0W13 The Sovereign Bankof Canada Head Office Toronto. Executive Office, Montreal. The 13ritish and Foreign Bibi e So- ciety o ciety supported, last year in mission lands 058 Christian Bible women, who stye where only women can taste the Gospel to their secluded sisters, '.Tuesday the twenty-fourEh day of May 1904 it the day fixed ...rt the cel- ebratiou of the King's birthday, A salute will however be fired at all the naval stations on the ninth day of November next. On Saturday evening last while Mrs John Hawkshaw was performing some duties around the back door yat d she accidently tripped in the dark and in falling sustained a. very seveie strain of her left wrist. This Bank has exceptional facilities for tran- sacting FARMERS' BUSINESS. No red tape or delay. Exceptional inducements offered to De- positors by our SAVINGS BANK department. Branches in Huron County EXETER, CREDITON, DASHwOOD, ZURICH, HEN- SALL and CLINTON. F. E. KARN, Manager, Exeter Branch. For Marriage Licenses, Weddlrag Rings, Wale -hes, Clocks Jewelry, Spectacles Etc CALL ON R I I I CKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. eats TO ADVERTISERS. The copy for changes must be left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisemente accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1903 Locals Miss Eva Huston spent Sunday in London, Mrs, Whimple of Paris, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Blasdell. Miss Nellie Quance spent Sunday with friends at Crediton. Mr. Ezra Lamport, of Crediton, spent Sunday in town. Bears the The Kind You Have Always fleught Signature of Keeping Up SuppY and Style We are not among those who allow stock to deteriorate because the season is somewhat advanced. We are constantly on the look- out for latest and choicest new things in suitings, Selections in just j suitings are g s choice now as at the beginning of the season. Styles were never finer and Never more satisfactory than at thepres east time, W. JOHNS _ . 1VMerchant `X'ailor' Mr, J. G. Stanbury is at Toronto to- day conducting a case .at Osgoode Hall. Eva, the little daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Blasdell is suffering from ap- pendicitis. Miss Laura Davis, Exeter North, left for Paris where she intends re- maining. Mr. Thos. Johnston, of Brucefield, spent Sunday in town the guest of Mr. Wm. Campbell. Mr. Wm. Campbell, Exeter North, left on Monday for Muskoka for the season's shooting, Inspecfor J. E. Torn, of Goderich, has been on duty at our public school during the past week. Mr. David Rowcliffe, of Winchel- sea, has sold his 75 acre farm to Mr. Joseph Shipley, of Blanshard. Mrs. Gregory still remains very weak, but we are pleased to know she appears to be gradually improving. For Influenza and La Grippe use Dix Cold Cure tablets, they give relief very time. Sold by C. LUTZ, Exeter. i r. Samuel Berryhill, of London, was the guest of Mr. Wm. Balkwill, Huron street, the forepart of this week. Mr. and Mrs. G. ,>Manns and little son of Hensall, spent Sunday with the litters parents, Mrs. E. Jones, Exeter north. Mrs. W, Godwin and Mrs. E, 3. Spackman are in St.Thomas attending a Convention of the W. C. T. U. held in that city this week. Miss Maud Jeckell has returned home from Crantford where she has been in attendance upon Mrs. Terry - berry, of that city as nurse. Rev. R. J. M. Perkins, is in London this week attending a convention in connection with the Anglican Young opl.eis Association of Huron diocese. For pains and aches, sore throat, cramps, Catarrh, Colic in Infants, and colds, Winer's Liniment should be kept in every house. Sold by C. UTZ, Exeter. be Scottish Concert Co. of Aber - dee,, Scotland. gives a program. which altli'ough quite Scotch is so varied as to please all nationalit les and all classes. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to core. E, W. Grove's signature s on each box. 25c. Mr. IL N. A. Dignan, Manager for. the Bell Telephone Co„ at Oshawo, has been home during the past week visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. J.E ignan, Andrew street Use English Stock Food for young pigs, calves, milch cows, fattening cattle and chit kens, it is the best, Cheapest and safest stock rood on the markt, Sold by 0, Lyn, Exeter, Pretty Jackets Ladies' Jack(it flake Tweed. length flare sleeve, with cuff. lined throug- out, at only $5. Ladies' Jacket rf Black Beaver Cloth, velvet co' t length, box back, lined throne ct, only $5, Ladies' Jacket of U::ford Grey, curl cloth with shoulder cape, new sleeve, yery stylish, only $7,50, Ladies' Jacket of black Beaver Cloth with velvet collar, seams and cuff piped with silk, i length, lined with mercerized, yery stylish, $10.00. Mrs. James Pickard is overhauling the vacant shop on her premises on Main street having rented it to Messrs Connor Bros for a machine repair shop wno will move from the old mar- ket square as soon as building is com- pleted. Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Stewart left on Monday eyening for Brechin to at- teud the marriage of Miss Stewart which event was solemnized on Wed- nesday at the residence of the bride's brother to Mr, Paisley a prnminent druggist of Jersey City,New York, Mr, David Mack of Hay has moved his family into town and has taken possession of the property ;recently purchased by him from Mrs. John Snell. Mrs. Snell has rented Mr, Ctit- tle's house recently vacated by Mr. Killough, he having moved into Mr. John Moore's house. Mrs. Mary Malcolm, wife of John Malcolm, of the Ist con. of Delaware, died Wednesday night after a short illness from appendicitis,Mrs. Malcolm was a daughter of John Duncan, of Exeter, and was in the 40th year of her age. She leaves three sons and. two daughters. Dr. Ovens, of London, Surgeon,Ocu-' list and specialist of diseases eye, ear, nose and throat, will be at the Com- mercial Hotel, Exeter, on Wednesday, November ember 4 Wednesday,December,ember, 2 1903. Spectacles and eye -glasses properly fitted, Next visit will be Wednesday, November 4. Messrs. Reginald Samuel and W. J. Carling leave on Friday for their an- nual holiday to Parry Sound District Muskoka. Thew will go well equipped with ammunition and we wish them success and inay they come home well laden with game. Mr. "Statham will accompany them as cook, FOR OVERSI%TY EARS AN OLD AND WELZ TRTEr. REMEDY.—Mts Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over sixty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays alt pain cures wind colic. and is the best remedy for pain, It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and ask for no other kind,, On Sunday next Quarterly meeting services wilt be held in theMain street Methodist Church. Love feast at 10 a. m. Preaching service at 11 follow- ed by the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. In the evening owing to the absence of the pastor Rev. W. M. Godwin at Sunshine, Rev. W, H. Cooper will take the services. The reason some merchants fail to find value in advertising is because they fail to put value into what they say in their advertisements. There are many points which could be in- cluded to make the space far more valuable if the business judgment had only been of the right kind when the advertisement was written. The programme rendered on Friday last by the Exeter High School De- partment ' Literary and Scientific Society was well appreciated by all. The programme consisted of readings, recitations, addresses, editor's select- ions, critics, remarks, songs and chor- uses. Miss Mildred Godwin delighted the audience with two well rendered recitations. We speak great success for Miss Godwin. Rev Mr. Godwin gave a few remarks which were very encouraging to the Society. The Listowel Standard says: — Mr. J. C. Burt is still confined to his room from the effect of the runaway acci- dent in which 1VIrs. Burt lost her life. Mr. Burt is improving slowly and is able to sit up for a short time each day. His many sympathising friends hope to see hien full recovered and around again shortly Mr. Burt has many friends here who join with many others in wishing him speedy recovery, There is a scarcity of apple barrels in every part of the country, in con- sequence of which many farmers will find themselves unable to ship a good share of their crop. Coopers are un- able to fill more than one half of the orders received owing to the scarcity of material, and what is still worse, for the packers, at least, is the fact that prices have advanced 60 to 70 per cent. during the past year. Bar- rels which last year sold for 25 to 30 cents each, cannot be had this year for less than 45 cents. 'GR ith timber continuing scarce, and wages at their present figure, there is a probability o£ a still further increase. Probably not in the history of the oldest inhabitant has there been a season to equal 1903. We have bad more rain storms, thunderand light- ning and cool weather, than ever ex- perienced here before. With this mixtare of strange weather we have had sandwiched in a hot day occas- lonly. but they have been few and several days apart. You frequently hear the remark, "How short the summer has seemed." Scarcely any- one realises that we have had summer at all, The extremes of cold and heat are, according to Rev. L It, Hicks,the weather mar, due to solar and inter- planetary peturbations. WANTED, -- Good general servant, Apply, Mus, FRASEIu, 232. Centra A.yenue, London, .PROPERTY FOR SALE. -- Desirable property with Suitable residence there- on. Good investment. Apply to A M'AN & STANBURY GL n , liit Kind You Have Always Bought Bari theSigrattao pf Newest in Fancy Waist Velvets Corduroy 'Velvets in blues, reds, browns; Greys and cream, 455c a yd. Flannelette Wrappers Lined to waist, flounce, fancy /braid trimmed on shoulder, in blues and reds, $1.35. Winter Underwear 1 Men's wool fleeced lined Shirt and Drawers, all sizes, big value at 42:yc each. Men's fleeced lined Shirt and Draw- ers.' Fancy stripe, fine quality, extra value at'48c each. Men's fancy stripe Wool Shirts and Drawers, nicely finishedand made, 50c and 75c, each. Standfields unshrink able Under- wear, hest in the market, made from pure Novia Scotia wool. Every Gar- ment carries the makers guarantee with it. Shirts and drawers in all sizes. 1.00. 1.25 and $1.50. $1.50 Underskirt I Ladies' black Satana Underskirt, wide corded frill on bottom. If you want a positive bargain this is it $1.00 A handsome Underskirt with 7 nar- row corded frills, wide and full. Ex- tra good value at only $2.00. Blankets All wool Blankets, nice fancy bor- ders, extra large size, special $2.85. our Fur Slioillu sito ae just now , £ rids sellingoat such low prices makes them all the more interesting. SNEL.L & ow dr. — In Exeter on Fair day a res purse containing a small amount f`money and small ring the finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at this office. Comma-, COMING.—Scottish Concert. Co. of Aberdeen, Scotland, in Gidleys Opera, use, Exeter. on Wednesday y Nov. llth, Tickets 35c., 25c. and 15c., Plan of Hall at Dr. Lutz's Drug Store. Sale opens Saturday Noy. 7th. T. P. SMITH COMING.—If you have defective eyesight don't fail to con- sult with T. P. Smith the Noted Eye Specialist, of Elora, who will be at the Commercial House, Exeter, on Nov: ember 20th and 21st. See "ad" in an- other column. W. 0. T. U. NOTES,—At the regular meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Bissett on Wed- nesday, Nov. 4th. .A report will be given of: the annual convention now insession in St. Thomas. All are welcome. • To commence at 3 o'clock sharp. AUCTION SALE BILLs.•-The auction sale season is again with us, It will pay you to get your sale bills printed at this office. We print the bills on short notice and will give you a good job. A free notice of sale is always given in the TIMES when bills are printed at this office. BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING.—A spec- ial meeting of friends interested in the Bible Society will be held this (Thurs- day) evening in the Presbyterian church. at 8 o'clock. Addresses will be given by the Rev. J. H. Orme, of London, and Rev. J. H. 'Bonfield, of Shanghai, and the resident ministers, All are cordially invited to attend. Mr. Will T. Goodison, of Sarnia, spent Sunday last at the home of Mrs. D. Johns. Will has decided to make these visits less frequent, than he has on the same errand and will on Wed- nesday, Nov. 4th take away from our midst his bride. Miss Ida Johns. to grace the new home he has prepared and made ready for her in Sarnia. 25 HORSES FOR SALE.—On Tuesday next Messrs Handford & Elliott will sell by public auction, 15 western hor- ses from 2 to 4 years old, and 10 draught colts rising three years. They are alt first-class general purpcse horses. The western horses were selected by Mr. Handford, who re- cently returned from the west with two car load of them, and disposed of twenty-five at Seaforth ou Friday of last week. Any one in need of good horses wuuld do well to see them be- fore buying elsewhere. To PRESERVE EGGS.—One who has tried the recipe says:—Have a kettle of boiling water on the stove. and in- to that dip the eggs. Let them re- main as long as it takes you to count ten fast. This receipe has been in niy family for forty or fifty years. The eggs cannot be told from perfect- ly fresh eggs, as the hot water cooks that fine inner skin, and there is no evaporation. There is no taste of lime about them put up this way. It is a fine thing for country women who want to hold for better prices, and for the city women who want to pur- chase for friture use while eggs are cheap. HIGH COURT CASE. — At the tall Assizes held before Chief Justice Fal- conbridge at Goderich last week. The case of Stephens vs Greenslade was postponed till the non -jury court in November. This is an action in- volving over $2 000. Mr. J. G. Stan - bury of Exeter, is counsel for the de- fendant and Mr. W. Proudfoot, K. C., for the Plaintiff. Another case which has attracted some interest in this neighborhood was disposed of at Goderich. The slander action of Bel - back vs. Ross was dismissed with costs to be paid by Belback, in this case also Mr. Stanbury was acting for the defendent, the successful party, Mr. L. E. Denney, of Goderich, acts ing for the plaintiff. MEETING OF RATEPAYERS, -- A special meeting of the ratepayers was held in the Town Hall on Thursday evening last o discuss the proposal of Mr. Blaine, 'representing the Blaine Harrow Co.; of Toronto, re-establish- ing works of the company here. •, The matter was ably laid before,the meet - in as -to the meritse arise - int; and benefits efits ar therefrom and the financial basis upon which the Compaay would be induced to locate here. The matter under consideration was t lte' subserib- ing of capital stock to the'amount of Something extra Special for this Week A few bargains which we are giving now. We have bargains galore, but space wont allow us to specify them all, Here are a fere of them. $10,000, which did not meet with the general approval of the present. At the present time in view of a number of our business men and others hav- ing theis funds tied up in other stocks. No definate action was taken. D9 r. Roht., MrcLead, of L.uea.n, form- er: res)idient of Exeter and who wast en- gaaged as bartbetnder at the ;Central, Srasame years, dined at his. home; in Lucen ,an Moniday, evening. .Mrs. E. A. FoUlek has, returned; home from Toronto, where she has been in attendauce upon her father, Moe; French. His .dearth occurring: oft Oct. 131•h. The sympathy of a la.T,go circle of friends is extended Mrs. Fol - Lick in her sad) berrenve'ment. The by-elec'bions on • Tue,sday;• at Sault Ste. Marne and Muskoka, resul.t- el3 ins a,vi;cbogy far Mr. Malhaffy,, Con- servative enard,idia)te,, fror'Muskoka, of a •miajoric,y of about 178, ; 'w)b)ioh; seat was carried by • the Liberals at ;the gen)exal elec•iiotn by a majority of 86. The Soo Liberals won with' a major— it y ajor--ily of 1£0 " • ;Mteig'ens Bank—In anal aee::co$urmm will be found tthe annual •retort of, the Miolsans Bank wh i c h shows the succeee which has •atltended its operations during the past year and reflects the piwlsperousa condition of the. country, and the exeeilent manae•ement of .the institution itself. The bank during the first six months of its existence paid a 'dividend of S pe'r cent.,, and; the year just cllonad'has heen one of .the most successful in its history. We note that the Vice President and Gen- eiral Managsr at the annual meeting ibm.'d a ,good word to say of , ; itseml- ployeas. The former said: "Going hack owe the laast year, Ilam' glad to say, there has been no serious com= plaint of .miecbnduct out of ,ovelq 270 men, which is a good thing to say." And Lbe General. 11,fanager, in reply to vele of thanks to himself and: all the officers, said: "Sonne years ago we es- bablished a guarantee fund and it is conbrlbuted by bank office.rs and only erne sim,all"sum has been required: This speaks leelI of the officers of the inelitution in every 'bnanah-" During the past yelar the Coccal branch) , has beetn moved bo its new. premises, Inlaid evetrysthing paid for, and it is said llh)ere •iso .ase 'better equipped •office'. +i,n Weistetrn O•nt'ario. SALE REGISTER Parties getting their sale bills print- ed at this office will receive a FREE NOTICE under this heading until data of sale. Friday Oct. 30th, 1903, Clearing sale of farm stock and implements at one o'clock sharp the property of Albert Neil, Lot 27, Con. 7, Usborne, H. Brown, Auctioneer. Wednesday, Noy. 4th,at Woodham. Auction sale of household effects, sale at 2 o'clock. MRs. ROBT. EDwARDs and J. SHIER, executors; H. BRower, Auctioneer, Tuesday, Noy. 3rd, at Mr. Thos. E. Handford's stables, Exeter, auction sale of 25 horses, all first-class stock. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. HANDPORD & ELLIOTT, proprietors; H. BROWN, auctioneer. SCIENTIFIC EYE SPECIALIST . T. P. SMITH ...WILL BE AT THE COMMERCIAL HOUSE, Exeter --Two days only FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOV. EMBER 20, 21 Call early and avail yourself of his valuable service, as this is a rare op- portunity to have your eyes properly tested free of charge, No guess work but a scientific. certainty.. Difficult cases accurately fitted Worn ALL Won't L•IAI1 RANTEED.. A full flue of Artificial Eyes added to our Steck. The Fur Season is here and hear our prices Ladies' first-class Fur Coats $25 to $35 Ladies' first-class Caperines $2.50 to $15 Ladies' first-class Ruffs sroc to $12 Ladies' and Men's Fur Caps for $2, $3 and $4. i A. Now is the time to buy your winter stock-cf Underwear, you can buy thetas here to save money and a cold. Good fleeced Un- derwear from 49c to $I.00 Good all wool Underwear from 5oc to $i.00. We sell the celebrated Stanfeilds Underwear, positively guaranteed not to shrink. Your money back if they do. We have a beautiful lot of Bed Comforts, White Counterpanes, Flannelette Blankets and All -Wool Blankets, Come and get your winter supply, An extra large pair Pure Wool Blankets, each Blanket lx-81Ol inches ' For only $2,05. o-crop,coA.gre One of our very best Men's Oxford Grey, new style Overcoats for only $7, 'Here is a bargain. A full line of Shirting, Cotto lade, Flannelette, Table Linen. Floor and Table Oilcloths at the lowest prices. CARLING +r Joe. Chamberlain May be able to enlarge the British Empire, but if you wish to beau- tify your home with the latest in Furniture Styles, Cail at the Gidley Opera block Prices are right and every article bought, guaranteed or replaced, if not satisfactory. Picture Graining and all kinds ordered work cheap , W. e► 1 Gradurite of Dr, Myers School of Embalming. Opera House Block. 00000004000000000000044000 Take Notice 11111111111111W AMMO' The Exeter Grist Mill Has been remodeled and is in full swing again, better than ever prepared to attend to the needs of their. many customers, with a good supply of the noted STAR FLOUR on hand. With Plate Choppers for fine chop, and a Roller for rolling oats for horses. Seeing is believing Give us a trial 1-[°i R.V EY B RO8B MILLERS 00040140401440141101041011 ems■ 0001 11110f V*41000000000000011 Get the Best --It Pays CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT. 6 Best Place in Canada 18, for securing a thorough business e education or a superior short- * hand training, Our graduates Oare always suocossful in gutting posi- Otions. This school invariably gives it stridents More than they exppeet, Write for Catalogue. linter this month if possible. 0W Q9 0 0 0 e W. J. ELLIOTT, O O Principal 110000,00000.0000.6.0060000 lEVILHO JSE HOLD LSD These Dyes will dye Wool. y y Cotton, Silk, Jute or Mixed Goode in one bath —they are the latest; and most improv- ed Dye in the world. Try a package. All colors.art 0, LUTZ, Exetem., At Lowest Prices Having bought out the entire stock of the late James Willis, we are in a better position than ever to sell Lum- ber, Shingles, Lath and all Building Material at lowest prices. The com- bined ombined stock of Shingles els retained in both yards is heavier than we wish to carry, so we purpose to make a material reduction in the price of Shingles until we get our stock re. diced. Take advantage of the reduc- tion. ) Jr. We thank the people of Exeter and y*` the surrounding country' for their patronage in the past, and solicit• a continuance of ikeir custom. Our .motto is smaller profits and quicker returns. .a:us.ib:agm, ROSS 86 TAYLOR EXETER, ONT. —AT— BROWNINGS Satisfaction Guaranteed Complete assortment of uo-to-date Spectacles Best Quality, Lowest Prices, also full supply drool oohs Note Books, &c. Drugs Medicines and Chemical Toilet Articles Brushes, Combs and Perfumes. Brownings D ug StH tr;