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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1904-10-6, Page 8wir_IhXIER 0C.T,) 13 E it 6th 1904 EWARTS are right, Fall trade. booming. We are busy,there's reason for it, ourgoods our pa:a $ are & lady remareci the other day, "'N'1,"liat a pleasure to shop at stew -oats" snob, a large complete stock such good values and the such fair and corteous treatrnent-Well we just do the very best we knots h ow for everybody, that's our way of doing business, that wbat bee made the big stote grow so• big, $5.50--44adies" new pure wool Frieze SOe the pair for grey or white Flan, jacket, blaek °is greY, Very stylish.1 uelette Blankets, good big size. nice Military cut, stitched and strapped , soft finish. Do you want a pair. with sett -cloth and trimmed with gun,: vaetai tonitary "tons. 4 lovely a little rice. lin,' the yard for double fold English opera printed Flannels, ver3r pretty e oat for p destgns, perfect colorings, just the no} fOr4.1* Ter17 W1Lla‘lies' Pare 1. thine,' for Waists, Komonos. and, wool frieze Kersey cloth Jacket. Mill- , ailtrra°ppete. tary capes. Military strappiags and Military metal buttons lined through- Srie, 1.00 and $1.24 for three lines of out with good Mercer lining a regular $10.60145.4* for $7.40. $10.00 for ladies' floe black, pore wool Kersey Coat Jacket raw edge stitched strapping, with or without Military capes aud belts. These are right down to the minute in style. $200 and up for the swellest lot of little gar,s coats we have ever show4, All new Milinary cuts with and with- ahont their. finish peculiar to them - 1 es Will you do us the favor to out capes and belts in plain etoths a.nd se's • ' - ' nice neat. tweed effects. Just the look at them, you'il not Le asked to stnerieet hit you'll see this season, utlY" _ bring the little girls out and let them $?-.47) for a, sPeelid title t4 I•extie sea what we are showing in Swagger "'King Quality" easy walking Lace Coats, Boots. made from good solid Dougoin: 3 rio, -1,00, arid 0.25 for three leaders tallae"1 in tbQ KIng fact"Y" 41:1(1 "" in Ladies' Rtin Coats, with attd with- ?vial Ku'r' (144/KY Qka tAlaMd 'le out capes and belts, Every Coo a, .eattter, as gond as most $3,00 Boots. big big bargain. Something very swell in elderly $$.50 for what wo believe to he at Ladies fur -lined Capes nice bright =et etylish Ladies' Kahl Coat in Ex Matalassie Cloth lioed with English eter. foil MiittncY effect., choice pore Squirrel and , trimmed with bright wool eramenette cloth in small lieat black Thibbet. they are very pretty, patterns. ask, to see th15. line. would like to show them to you, 'Bring 1.1$ all your trade, Butter Eggs & Drietl Apples. We fi I have• a MarIcet for a big lot of Dried Apples, have you got . any for us, We will give you big prices, new Blaelt Dress Goods. bright pebble voiles in winter weights pure wool, ales() neat weave, good lookers and °Teat wearers. The ladies all like this new line so will you, 50c to $L25 for a full range of all shades in new Hioadeloth Dress Geodes, we are proud of our new /3tetteteloths, they have a richness IVIiss Mable Kemp was home from :tforth the forepart of this week, i lloy W.anted,- -A. smart boy to i learn t he grocery and dry goods I husinese-Carling 13roe , Come in and see our beauti!ul hand painted, Bohemian, water sets - Charttanes Fair . Wanted. -A young lady with ex- perienoe for the dry goods depart- ent„--Qaeliag Bros, Me. Jeteeph Senior is taking in the sights at the St. Lair World's Fair also visiting friende in Chicago, Mr. E al., Fish who has been visit- ing his brothers and sisters in BaY City. Miele. is expected home this aveek, I Mr.. John Marley, avho has been confined to his room "aids an attack of typhoid fever is now convalescing and able to take a walk each day. ells. Geo. Ilarto:a has returned. to Darliagford, Manitoba, after spend- ing the past few months with friends here. The Ladies' AW or the Main-st, Methods t ointroli will hold their re- gular monthly meeting at the home raii :Nina It. E. Huston, this (Tharselay • gloom. l'aies Bewail) Keddy and Mrs. Ked dy. of Iturondale, atteaded the fun- eral of the little daughter of Alia usiTul‘lczyre'Sie,a,5Iti‘, Keddet at Dot roit, , Most people are, agreed that Thatiltsgivintt day comes altogetlter too late this year, but it probably n111 canto altogether too ,•00a for turkey, ainage to Apple Crop, -Reports ate that the recent strong .'t liavo done much to harm the winter apple crop, In mast of the orchards. the ground ia literalb' COY - 'd with apples which have Callen, and it is thought at least halt of the carr:Pliiisjubrolodw4fodrop‘salleldriligy, lailiug they $ exIoAudgclia:sl.dl .C:sultdrop:,:u1 it ii not feu, eln:zrejamu, 21a, tialg.sOcreivnigonuro szilisawasi )Dlirx,:d.rsea;:syt.rgu:awegi;::::4- Cold Cure, rfix Cold Oure 11/41blets. . tairNlio.vsealBrOTIrtnigenutin, Ient%..Nasralori3saallait) y C. Lutz, Central Drug S(ore, 1.3x - STUNT rumor to, this sone v ow ery asy tvr. Alr, Dinney has reeved into the residence recently purchased by hint from Air. W ,1L I,evett and occupied . by Air, Alurpby, wbo will take the residence on Andrew street to be vacated by Air, Wm. Harding, he having purahased the residence °Mr. E. 131;isdell. Air, 1). Kerniok has oved int* the konse purelnsed from ialt)ifllsanileI:-Those having their sale bills printed at this office will re- ceive a free notice of the sale in the Times and thus got the benefit of our large circulation. This is a fact which should be remembered, Sale bills are not seen by all in the dis- trict whereas The Times goes every- where, The notice though given free IR often worth more to the per- son holding sales than what is paid for the posters. Prank R. Conklin Coming. -Come and spend an evening with Non York city's most -popular enter- tainer, in Main-st Methodist church Itanday, Oct. 10th 1901. Mr. Conk- lin, during one season gave 67 enter- tainments in New York city alone. Grover Cleveland ex -President of the United States, says he is the hest he -aver heard. Admission Children lbo. Doors open '430 n. m. It is to spend small sums of money, when you have a large 0.111011111 with you Haw much safer and better it would be to keep your spare money in this Bank and get terest r it, and where you can add to it when you like, and with - raw when you please. When ever we succeed in pursuading an individual to become a saver of money, we eonsider we have conferred a benefit upon him and upon the community. We want to interest more savers. This bank is at your service. Every kind of Banking Facility at your Service The Sovereign Bank of Canada Branches In Huron County at Exeter Crediton Dashwood Hehsall Zurich Clint° GLADAIAN it SUNBURY, solicitors. P. E. KAEN Manager, Exeter113rauc For Marriage Licenses, Wedclirsg Rings, Watches, Clocks Jewelry* Spectacles tc CALL ON R HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. mmilmison. DR. OVENSSa(rfeoini,aareEurt; Specialist, Deseases, Eye, Ear, Rose and Throat visits txeter monthly. Glasses Properly Fitted Nasal Catarrh and Deafness treated. Chloe COMMERCIAL HOa TEL. Dates of visits., J WEDNESDAYS. uly 27, Sept. 7, Oct. . sov.2 Nov. S. London office, 225 t`.,1,ueeris Ave. R.E. PICKARD General Selling Agent for C.P. Lands Any persons, farmers or others, who contemplate purchasing land in Manitoba or the North-west Ter ritories will find it to their ad vantage to call on me, as 1 havel recently been appointed general sel- ling agent for all C. P. R. and C. N. V'. Land Co's lands. Prices range Irora $3.50 per acre and upwards. Persons who settle on C. P. R. lands within one.. year after pur- 'chase have ten years in which to pay for such lands. For further particulars apply to R. E. PICKARD, Or at a the "TIMES" office. TO ADVERTISERS. tie -copy for changes must be left not later ti an Tuesday noon. Casual advestisernents accepted up to noon Wednesday' of each week. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th., 1904 Jaiornittion Permanent Stock for sale, stack now realizing 6 per cent. half yearly, good speculatione-Sov- uretgn Bank stack, for sale stock 'realizing 5 per cent. pets annum. - Durham Cement Stock for eale.-effn E. Huston. Several of our eitize'rts report the Bagshaw has conamenc- ed building operations on his new house on William street. The Times Eau the correct styles in wedding in'vitations and visiting cards. Let us have your next order. Mrs. Loadman, who has been visit ing her daughters, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. E. Treble, returned .to 'London on Wednesday. Mr, and /Ars. 'Wright. of Alma. Mech., were the guests of efIrs. Wm, ,Teckell, during the latter part of last week. :qrs. (Dr.) L. Gilt of Gibsonbtirg, Ohio, with her two sons, is at pre- sent visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Th.bs. Gregory. :qrs. john Sweet and Miss Char - lett Sweet, after a months' visit with friends in London returned home on Friday last. Miss Anna Martin, with her grandfather, Mr . Jiameson, spent Saturd;ay last with Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cranston, of Cromarty. Rev. W. M. Martin, after a pleas- ant acation ot two weeks spent at different points will occupy his own pulpit at both services on Sunday next. Leave your orders early tor, red ana white cabbage, turnips, beets pampkins,, squashes and winter veg- ta.bles at _Louis Day's makket Gardener, Exeter, TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tab lets. Ali draggiStS refund the mon- ey if it fails to cure. E. W.- Grove's signature is on each box. 25c. Wanted. -Four 'thousand five hun- dred dulla.rs at 4 1-2 per cent. on se- curity- of Mortgage on first-class farm property, valued at $8,0100, for a term of years. For further par- ticulars apply at this office. Rev. G. W .Andrews. B. A., of Ce tralia, will ()soupy tbn purpitof Ma street church, on Sunday next. t Rev. WM. Godwin preaching Am versary sermons on the Contra tire ui L. • ere Mayor E. N. Lessees, of ouerie and, Mr, Wm. 13awacn, of t xetts ,-sverc in the village last week com- pleting the purchase of the right of way for the Gnelpla and Goderich ex- tension of the C. T? .11. -Blyth Stan- dard. . LOCALS fie,ad Popplestone & Gardiners ad. "a page 5. ,Cream Puffs and Paslrv fresh very day at Stathamea Mr. -Truce Dignan, of. London, spent, Sunday oxider the parfeta1 aoraf, removal from 'their cellars of 'fruit and other domestic eupplies. Would it net ibe a wise precaution to have all cellar windows securely fastened from the inside thus causing a re- treat of any further* intruder from your prenaises. Walter Bell, who resides near Hamilton, celebrated an unit/ christening ot his yomsgest son, la Sunday. He secured from Ireland bottle of water from tile riv Boyne, which was sealed by leaves from a. tree where the im mortal King William had crossed to his fanaous victory. The baptism was truly in the protestant faith, and created considerable interest by those who were responsible for the ceremony. Walter Bell is a native of Goderich. township. Varnit's correspondent in Clinton News Record says ;-"Mr. W. S. Aviator, who has had Mr. S. Motfat's farm just east of the village rented for a term, is retiring, from farming and with his parents and sister 'will likely 'take 'up his residence in Exe- ter in the near future. The farm which he is giving -u.p consists or 132 acres and. is one of the best in the township. It line been leased by Mr. Murray Gibson, of the 2nd con- cession." Must Pay Arrears. -The law re- specting the liability of stibscribers to newspapers was laid down by Judge McWatt in the division Colirt at Petrolea, a while ago, in a case brought by the Topic, and will prove of interest to the public. The Judge declared the law to be that where a subscriber refuses take his paper from the post office and orders it sent back to the publisher when there is subscription money ow- ing frona him lie is still liable for the continuing sabscription until he pays the arrears. The Princess at work.: -The tieove is ,the title of the new premium pic- ture to be given with .that great pa-. per the Family Ilerajd and Weekly Star of neliontreal, ti seaean.eIt is said Ito ;le a gent, byff• fast iltesemost and 1eautifti1 ,e,they have d. Al whoj'kpay a year's n (antryllar) to the raid at eekly Star, get the pee re 'free. Family scribers ;ere this year in greater lu ls thari ever, "The Pri cesset Work," alone is worth a good eal lucre than what as asked for the a.r's subscription and the picture. Trial Trip. -For thirty cents we will send the Times ,nnd Mail & Em- pire to any part of Canada, Great Britain or the United States. New subscribers to the Weekly Mail & Empire from present date will re- ceive either the "Victoria Cross" oran Atlas of Canada add Contin- siderable quantities, of fruit can be and it will bring on a distarted wea- ' ents oe ehe World," Tbe Atlas will given abe buYere Reports received tiler condition that will run most contain the latest maps of the received by the' Horticulturist 'show probably, into -tha regular nsiorra World, Dominion of Canada and the harbuyers are ,offering from 25 to period following. The ereury brace province.s, Europe, Asia, Africa, Un- 1 1- xn i5 cents per 'barrel' shows'Lhat mereurY "unwell" ited States, and South America, with jes, c) 24.2 ! disturbance is cent'ral on the 28th, ; 22x14 inches in size and printed on Signature TIaKilld YOU HaVe AlWays Bought reacll'ing from he 18th to 1 he close, of October. This feet, ssall tend to a , - marginal index, The large maps are 1 13earethe fine calendered paper. expensiv ever issu subscript Friraily IT bopy 0 Herald su Worneris Srriart arid Dressy Coats $13.50 $10.00 $8.7 .50 $6.00 Bargains Made of &le imported Cravenette in dark grey, with shoulder ape, Belted back regular price $6.00 clearing at $4.9o. Cft IRADW.E.1 Made of black Beaver, piped with silk. lined with silkoline, this jaunty and ser. viceable coat cannot fail to be a favorite. Material is a good quality black Beaver with cape on shoulder, nicely trimmed with silk and lined throughout, there is grace and beauty in every line of this Modish Coat. Made of high grade Zibeline a material we can recommend for appearance and durability, semi fitting, stitched broad- cloth on collar and cuffs, lined with fine Made of fine Zibeline, in grey mixture, trimmed with fancy braid and stitched broadcloth,lined with mercerized, a great looker for the money. The material in this stylish and nobby coat is a good quality of black &I white Snowflake tweed, nicely trinlined and lined throughout, great bargain. Our leader is ot Black Imported Cheviot semi fitting, cape on shoulders, nicely trimmed with stitching and buttons, lined throughout. in Ladies -Rain Coats atantna...••ale.04041404•44).00444:00..44.41)4,4444....44.410.49....4) 444-04.444:44•04•440•04444.44.0.4104444,0444***************, STYLIS.H NEW .-DRESS .090PS Cider Barrels for Sale, -Ranging Obituary, - The death of A inineriznerforso,m 5 to 50 gallons, at Far- John Preszcator which oc- curred At 146 residence on the Miss Nina Carling left on Satur- trd concession of Stephen. on 4/0ailly alinnsfar'orr 5101r:uttrI,v13'eareCtsssi° Qw3,11,-1 SI &I) t lc alanbden; aill'2klis 4 4-v8QT:rile:a ainocint• 011 ri iri iPpf. uf about three months from no partic- e have ling -will take a coarse in vocal wirm deceased had Veen ailing far TT ular disease any more than a general Ineaking up of the system. Mr, Freszcator was a native of (iermany and carao to Canada with 11;s parents witen about four years old, settling 'near Guelph, where be remained about twenty years. Ile then moved to the township of Stephen, took up the farm or homestead on which he died. living 'there continuously ever since. Ills nature was siuguiarly re- crved and unobtrusive but he was Wrxte for our plan whereby you a man of skirling qualities, a good can do this at no cost, to yourself I neighbor and true friend. In poll - Mt. Hamilton Land and Oil Oo., 119 ties be was Conservative and when Porter Building, San Jose. Cal., U. health penuitted was a regular at- , tendant at the means of grace, being .. L' member or the Main-st. Methodist Mrs. J'olui 1,..,,,returned home R ARE SHOWING ALL THE NEW THINGS IN Dress Goods in the vegy latest colors at very reason- able prices. Broadcloths, Ladies' Cloth, Cheviots, Hop Sacking, Gr ' enites Vieuana, and mixed Tweeds, in green, brown, blue andblack. Don't forget to see our new Dress Goods before buying. Swell New Furs We have a large and, beautiful display ot fine Furs including Ladies' Fur Coats of Greenland seal, Eleetrio seal and Astrachan. For Neck Roffs in Alaska and American Sable, Stone Martini, Isabella n'ox, Electric Seat and Opposite).' Oaperines ia Astraalaan and Seal, Sable and Seal, and Electric Seal. - Fur Caps, pice Persian Lamp or Seal at $3.00 to $5.00 Children's Grey Lamb Fors at away down prices. Rain Coats For ,t7V1 V ) , Men's from $1 75 to $10.00 Ladies' from $2.50 to $10.00 CARLING ROS •••••••••••••••••••'O'+•••+ music while there, The mon who thinks and act' is master of the 1311U11 who oniy thinks. So think and aot and order Harvey's Star flour before you lose all your customers. Ilow about flour? Nov is the time to lay in a stack at choice flour made from old, wheat. You want the best therefore use Harvey's Star Flour. Want to Como to California- Inst week from manitoba aul the chtirch. Besides a sorrowing widow Northweswhere she has spent the be is sureived by two sons and three t daughters all of whom were at his past summer in corapany with Mr. bedside when the and came Samuel. of Stephen, john on the homestead: Mrs, Chris, Luker, Eater; Mrs. Sohn Prang, Goderich ; and Mrs. Wm Wilson, Tuckersmith, Ile had rea- ched ,tho age of 77 years 3 months and 17 days, „ Division Court. -lbs Honor, .11i41ge Holt, held Division Court here on Evans. Mr. TiVa1113 'Will remain for some time longer. Mr. Mantle, or Crediton. havinn- purchased A parcel of land from the Carling estate on Main-st., south has erected a very handsome dwelling th.ereon, and is this week moving his household effects and tals.-ing pos- session. We welcome Mr, nail Mrs* Tuesday and delivered judgment in Mantic as residents of Exeter. two very interesting, casea which Liberal Conservative Conservative Assoeiation Meeting. -A meeting of tht Liberal sorvativo Association of the vil- ago af Exeter, will he held in the town hall, Exeter, on Tuesday, Oct. llth, at 8 p. in. for the purpose of selecting delegates to the, Convention at Hensel' on Oet, 1311i and for the transaction of other business. A good attendance is requested. Everybody invited. I. A. Rollin President, C. U. Sanclem Seo'ry • tracted quite a large attendance. A mrse ease Is always of interest 1.o ra 'public and on Tuesdaytmost oE the rso fanciers in town were present hear the legal battle between the "citors for Wm. Bawl:slum and se for Mr. Eyre, late of Chisel- rst. Mr. ilawkshaw was suing r. Eyre for damages for the alleged reach of a warranty of a horse which Eyre ha,,d sold to the plaintiff The horse turned •aut lame, what aught. a Partridge.-tIr. )3. was 'termed coffin -joint lameness. Carling does not intend going hunt -,Eyre denied both. the warranty and the unsoundness but, his story was hag after partridge this season as he can capture them at his very door greatly discredited by the cross-ex- Whtle at dinner the other day, his amination of Mr. Ilawkshasses solie- little son, Harry rushed nto the itors and was flatly contradicted by i . house saying that a hawk was try- a number of witnessesMr. Hawk- ing Ito get at the chickens. Mr. Car- Atm paid $130 for the horse and ling went out to the yard and was sold her for $80, and was asking for surprised to find there a gooa-sized the difference as damages, namelY partridge trying to get through the wire netting. The bird was soon caught and Mr. Carling now hopes •naany more may follow as they make $50. The judge gave a lengthy re- view of the evidence and gave Mr. Hawkshaw $50 damages. with the cost of the, trial. Grladman & Stan- ood %tie and a '3 COSii r - bury for Mr. Ilawkshaw; Dickson& veryg ee ga spo cured in that way. Carling and II. I. D. Cook, for Mr. New Caolts.-The merchants of Ex- Eyre. The ,other case tried was eter have all received tteir consign_ that of the Cockshutt plow Co., ments of new fall and winter goods i against A. S. 1)eavitt and his wife which comprise the latest end best ranges in their different branches. We would remind prospective /earth) ser s of t he ability of our merchants to • furn'sh them with sterliag qualities at a Lair price Give our merchants a chance, and s'ie (age eatfisficid non; will not regret it for the reason that you will get as good goods if not better, and all things considered at a lower price than you will by WEATHER FORECASTS trading away from florae. The mer- The first regular storin period thants who realize the advantage proper for October is central on the gained by teaching the public llth, and extends front the 8th to through the medium of tee 'Abases the 12t1t. The Moon being in pari. will from week to week have some- gee, on ,the 7th'ancl on the celestial thing to say which will help you to equator and new on the) 8th, expect secure the best at the lowest prices. very prompt de.velopmente, In the Vetch their announcements. form of falling. barometeia Change to quite warm, and followed, by rain, wind and even thunder storms as early in the period as the 8th and 9th. Later in the, pet loci these storms will spread to the eat, and along with, the rising barometer be- hind I Lilo strains, nn early touch of boreal weather will come out of the northwest, ,attendect,by hien auLum4 nal gales over the lake regions. IL is eerning ,the large crops.. While, possible ,also that delayed equinoctial there is a large amount of storms may reach the southern poor fruit throughout Ontario, the coasts et. Ode period. Within forty with a counterclaim by Deavat against the company. Judgment was given in favor of the company for $60 and costs, and the counter- claim was dismissed. Madman & Stanbury for plaintiff; Dickson eci Carling for Deavitt. The case of Grey vs. Peavitt was settled and -Mei case at Ogden vs. Carrel was poet- pondd. a display of TRE TA LES our Window IIARD TO BEAT in the County both as to PRICE and QUALITY. Next week look for big thing in Rockers. A great big stock to sell CIIEAP The Price of Apples. --The Csnad- n Horticulturist has been making quiries alt over the province and. 111 announce in its October issue at the apple crop of the Province iis Year is nol, nearly as large s last, and that the same is true throughout. the United. States gen- erally. There is little reason for the bearish rrsports of buyers con - general quality is good,iand growers should realize •batter pricem than, are being offered. For No. 1 and No. 2, which is "good, end growers should not acccpt less than 75 cents to $1 per barrel, on the trees, where con - eight bours of noon on the Sth, SelS. mic disturbances in many parts of earth need not cause surprise. The next storm period will be ccn- -tral on the 16th and 1711). and 181h. This i a Vulcan reactional y period P!;olonged spell or unsettled, dis- t iiTted 'weather. W C USTON Funeral Director arid Practicable Embalmer. Opera House Block wilAT DEALERS SAY I- "How is your flour trade? Good!" II -"Then you, must handle Harvey's Star Flour." III -"It's sold the country over." IV -"We don't think there is anything we handle that helps our trade like that Star flour," V -"It will be a good day for the flour and feed trade of our country when they learn to me Harvey Bros. Star flour entirely.' HARVEY BROS. * • • LARGEST AND BEST • • • • .1, In Western Ontario Z 4) • • So far as we can learn no Bus- 2 iness College in Canada graduates :Tip • so many and at the same time a• „* such a Iterge percentage of its "°..A • students as does the - CENTRAL /a#41S. STRATFORD, ONT. a Our Oaurses are up-to-date, instructors 0 • experiencled and facilities unsurpassed. 4) Students may enter at any time. Write 0 0 for free catalogue. • • W. .1. ELLIOTT ) ' -Principals D. A. McLACIILAN, J * *************************4 A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES e Itching, Blind, Bleeding or pro- truding, Piles. Druggists refund money if Paso Ointment fails to any case, no matter of how long standieg in 6 to 14 days. rivet, ap- plication gives ease and ret. 50c. If your drtiggist hasn't it send 50c in stamps and it will be forwarded post paid ,by Paris ,McdiciAw Co., Si. LOWS, Mo. ig To the Fron Again With a consignment of short leaf Georgia Pine, It makes the most beautiful interior finish of any lumberon the market today. Lumber Lath and Shingles We are in a better position than ever to supply our many customers with all they may require either from shop or yards. Bee Keepers Supplies ready delivery. Place your Orders for Tanks early. Estimates cheerfully given. nrCall in we like to see you..ss + Nitragi TAYLOR EXETER, ONT. WE are here with the goods. We have the most complete stock of reliable COUGH & COLD remedies and o her seasonable preparations. e. have the fineet assortment of Rub- ber Goods, such as:_ Hot Water Bottles Ice Bags Fountain Syringes Enemas Stc &c have just recsived a large stock Of the best French, English anti Ameri- can Perfumes and other toilet articles. have never failed to give entire sat- isfaction in any case where we tested eyes„and prescribed glasses, and WE are here always. have everything you want The finest goods at the best prices. row= Drug Store