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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1904-11-10, Page 84 s',‘" IMNS, NOVEMBER 10th 1904 $23.00 Letlies choiceet, Fa • irnt Cape, ineele front Rieh Sili Broelettell. Lined we'll no. 1 Squir- rel, Teitnined witee Cho«ce Tee 4ett. A be .t.u- Vint gartirent. 25c. Ladies' Eitel Vests Ing sleeve, open fro -ie 1, soft downy fiaish, th • best value we have seen this seaeon. Ask for oar 25e Vests, $11.50 $15.50 Ladies' Brockatell fur tilled Cepe, Lined with real good Sauireel covered with rich Bo- na trimmed. with Blank Tbibett. Lune? Black Fur Lined Cape. Cnvered with fine black cloth Hued with )od squirrel and trimmed with plain black fur. 5.00 taaaelt Persiagt b tee:ee'e gloSay .ag, A rea $75.00 leedieschoice tdae Perelan leeemb Jele.kee with Arieerleito Siib,e altar. Lovely bright tossy earl. Best in inge. For our choicest 14 dies black PersienLarob Fur Jacket. This Is one of the choicest Coets we beve ever effered, Aek te see this line. g a splendid range of Black Astracha Fur Jkts al German dye. They come to us direot from the m We C4I1 save you money on fur Jackets. What about that new Jacket for the little gir1s! we ha, e a fine lot flt very low Rriees,either short liefrer rityle$ or long Vlsters. Bring the girls in and let them see what we a bowing vAN-re aprOf. 4* BONI% 0.174 L igkes, pieces 1 ROOSEVELT WINS BY BIG MAJORITY MCD'S warm underwear Flannelettes . 25 pieces of good heavy flannelette col- 1 , . oiarspVinywsitdreipseesIlling":„tagebecla yfaurcit. Sweeping victory for the Renab- Stanfield's Unshrink=. licans. Roosevelt careies all the doubtful stetes including New Yerk which gave hint a majority et 185.600 able Underwear Wrapperettes ()e'er Parker. Made of Nova Scotia wool and 20 pieces 0 extra good qualityWrap- ' guaranteed unshrinkable,get your perettes, choice patterns and colors, size aud it will fit perfectly until selling at 90 a yard , worn out, money wOnt buy any better wearing or more comfort- Wool Blankets able and satisfactory than Stan - i5 'pr, white all woel hlaukets, dog- fieldS unshrinkable Underwear (we bed size worth $$.00 selling at fOr men.. f.00, 1.2,5, $1.50 gar- $2,05 pr. meat. Mr. ?ear 1OUiW of Detreit, eending a few dayat 1de twine • Mr. nes .11inadford made a elelp- cot of a ear -lead of very Tine horsto Port Arthur, on Wednesday. Mrs ;Tule, of Whitby. is t1e guest of ter brother, Dr, J. W. Browiainge- ;deo her daughteee'n-law, M. role, Meine. Iiirs Janis, Ai ohas been ilt for eonae tU past has now tamest fui- eecovered. and left for Saroia on ednesday evenieg, w -here ebe will her daughter. Mrs. Goodison, short lune. Die Butler, Londonwill be at Central Hotel, Exeter, n Alp 1047 Nov. net,. from 10 a. nit io for Eye, ger, Nose and Throat con- sultatien, eYes tretrde and glass supplied. Ladies' Dress Skirts sel‘leteelin'SktiPitn; Zoaoultie3'datc7rOv'slePrItticn re only Skirts made of dark gt.ey garment Hoinespien heavy weight, nicely triva- 07rienne*.:47pular fleeced shirte and med "°°selirng at 3.29 ea°3. drawers all size, qiiiele sellers 45 ets Ladies' Jackets Meted natural wool Underwear Medium weight, ebirte double breast- ed $1.00 garment. r.r Plain, ScAch keit 17ndershirte and Airs .11 X. Rogers. and chiterren, Drawers warranted onstiriokable, all ho have been visiting Ler parents, sizes 53 cts garment. .and Mrs „E. Christie, lett on S day, of lest week fee Chicago Air. itegere is actively mpg. lease, 4)4 A011* of Rhode le- ets for a couple lr. ek, of the former' D. A. Rose. They were ye. to their home after lett at the Worlirs Fair. i)ew rel. ing Savipgliatilt Is the ke 141.1 adopte will be glad to ay, by opening account at any of to prosperit ve ur ethod?, If e t you in the right p Savings Bank our Branches. Opens an account in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT No e to a er questions and •explain the exep- toua1 advantages we offer to Depositors in our Savings Bank Department. The Sovereign Bank of Canada Braiaehes n Ramon County at cr (Mon Dashwood liensall Zurich CH l'ANBURY„ 0 F. E. E.A.RN elacager. Exeicrllreech Bentley. et Dlyth, spent t nitb frietnU tewp on lr way to St. Marys presrat the golden wedding r hrOther, r. Francis Kirkby. t place* whieli happy event Wati -ea teforepart ot this week. rgo Wernicke of Sacranten- who has been visiting deeds and relatives in and around Exeter. lett on Thursday laet for the Parry $eun d district, where he in - elide spending the winter With his eughiter. t I Wale eto thate'en tia biI tatent envelope ter beade. s. and emos. business oa ds. an4 hi tap the Times office. Tu1L be plea lad repaid by renting Imre. Mr. T., IL MoCalitItta and Reber Taylor attended the Convention of the A. 0. V. W., held ha Clinton on day, of this week4 very good gallon of the members were pre- . and raatters pertaining to the of the order discussed. obit Blateliford, of Harme- d home on btenday a pleaFant• Visit with ds n Manitoba. Mr. Diatelt- rid spent some time in Deloraine, ystal City. North Dakota. and t xnaux old Iluronlies at the C- ent points. f net were to give a belled down e for success in business we tad ivel inclined to put ftsome. nag like this; See to it that you never let up sending to the, most likely people, through the enalls an endless obain of bright convinoing ads, and then live up to your ads. Wanted - .Mert and women n this country end adjoining territor- ies, to represent and advertise an old. established house of solid financial standing. Salary to men $21 week- ly, to woraert $12 to $18 weekly •with expenses advanced casb Monday by check direct from leadquerters. Iferse and buggy furnished when ne- cessary ; poeition permanent, Ad- dress, Blew 13ros. eie Co., Dept. A, Monon Bldg., Chicago, Ill. A prerey Coat, imported frieze in black, Ai tel back, lined throughout selling at SE,00 Hosiery Extra heavy eteeking made 0 pure "41, wool Vadorsbirts 1 worde4 yarnwear guaranteed, mon- nd Drawere nn in nirleen aCeorde ey won't lite,' any better, all 41Xea ip ng to $in rtoin 150 to 'Mete gement. to In, prices avcoeding efee„ izz,crrsArm ek Vineelit, 1 10 110p eta n - will take part at t cencert Opera House Atop, en Friday night next. And Mrs ,I, Skinuer of Mit- Next Saturday Night attenod the tuncral of ffie late 17. Fislter. on SuxulaY- A onion Thenkseiving servko will NOVEMBER 12th be held ip james-st. church on Tiltat/zsgivitti; Day With lost) at If you don't laugh don't come for 11 a. m. An oferiog in behalf of the w. poor wit Bee token. e are funny. Ma .J. •4411, vrt Popular Prices on. Mrs. "O. M. Mar Marrlege Licenses, Wedding Rings, Weetclume Clockee JoevieltrY, Speecetrectces CALL. ON R HICKS, Watch Repairing* Specialty. DR. OVENSsat-fe.,?Naft: ' Nose an 49"N"'De"li Throat ti;imis Exeter monthly. Glasses Properly Fitted Nasal Catarrh and Deafness treated. OfIlee C M Cl HOTEL: Dates ot visits. E N SDA S.JuIy 7 cp . 7. 0ct 5, ay. .2. Nov. so. London office M Queens Ave. 011.1111110.6•01MIIMIMMINIMMIN1010. Ral EN PICKARR i General Selling Agent fer. &P. R Lands Any persons, farmers or other. who contemplate purchasing lands tn Manitoba or the North-west Ter- ritories will find it to their ad- vantage to eall on me, as I have recently been appointed general ea- ting agent for all C. P. R. and O. N. .W. Land Co's lands. Prices range from. $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 I oE New r • Fisher. Glenc,00 this bin g lip a car of butter. . M, Cantln et St. JOSenh, a visitor in "town on Friday ast. Mrs. Rutherford, or Aimee*, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Chas. Gidley. The Times will be sent to any ad- dress until the end of 1005 for •one dollar . Miss Ethel Dow has taken atio Pool - :LS clerk with, Messrs. Carling flr. Don't forget the ehicken-pie soc- ial in the Presbyterian church on i ay evening Have you a distant triend? Sand him or her the Times to the end o& year 1904 for 10 cents. Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Cure and Restorative for sale at C. Lutz's Central Drug Store, Exeter. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper WS dispensed in both Methodist hetrches on Sunday last. The Times has the correct styles in wedding invitations and visiting cards. Let us have your next order. Coming. -Patten & Perry cominr• Jerry from Kerry," Friday, Nov, 18th, Opera. House. l'opuIar prices. The family residence belonging to the late C. W. Smitb will be sold by public auction on Saturday after- noon next . The Times will be sent t dress until Jan 1st., 1906 for one dol- lar. Send the Timesto an absent friend. Mr. French, and little daughter of Toronto, have been guests of his sister, ;elm E. Follick, during the It E laleNARI, Exeter. forepart of the week. Or aL the "TIMES" office. 1 Mrs .II. Hooper attended the Pro- vincial Convention of the W, C. T. , U., at 13ownianville, this week as a -1 delegate from the Union here. TO ADVERTISERS. tie copy for changes mist be left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisemente accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. THURSDAY, NOV. 10th, 1904 •••••••••••••••••••••••••_. • - • LOCALS • 4. • ••••••ips. Six wrecks 11'0111 next Sunday will be Christmae. Next Thursday (Thank givin Day) will be a public holiday. Howey's "Ciine-e-Cold" does cure. Your money back if it fails. Sae how the Severeign Bank can benefit you in their ad. last page: 31iss Mary Hepburn and bliss Live Y1 gstone spent Sunday in Centralia. Miss Cora Fotvell, who has been on the sick list is Tepidly recovering. As Thanksgiving day is drawing near, people should keep an eye on their fowl or they may he missing -so me, Mrs. Penhale, Gidley street, who intends to break up housekeeping, will hold an aaction sale of her household effects, on Wednesday, Nov. 16th. Mr .W Salter, of Ilr,ussels, who hes been spending a few days visit- ing his parents and friends here, left last Tuesday for South Bend, India- na. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Brom() Quinine Tab- lets. All druggists refund the mon- ey if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's i signature s on each box. 25c. Chicken Pie Social. -The Ladies' Aid of Caven Presbyterian church will hold a chicken -pie social on November lith, in the basement OE the church. A good programme will alse be rendered. Admission 25c. A full line of Remedies for In- fluenza, LaGrippe ant Colds, such as Laxacold, Dix Cold Cure, Hum- phlirey's Specific for sale at 0, Lutz's Central Drug Store, Exeter, Samp- les free. Don't Monkey with that cough use HoweY'S 6lierrll A great merchant says that "many smaller mer ants in the cities doubt the value of advertising in their own case. These men fail to take into consideration the fact that in most instances the department store began as a neighborhood store and increas- ed its business by judicious advertis- ing. Advertisine is just as profitable for elle small bitaireess as for the large one. Newspapers publicity comes firet." Fell Twenty Feet. -One day lasi. week as Messrs, Geo. Hearnan and W. Jones were working at Mr. Wm. Bagshaw's new residente, the scaf- fold :upon which they were standing gave Ivey precipitating them both to ;the ground, Ja1on4 with brick, mortar and a keg of nails. Mr. ileaman broke his fall somewhat by grasping at the window sill below, hut Mr. Jones fell to the ground, a distance of some twenty feet. Both escaped any injury save a severe shaking .up, An Eejoyable Evening. -The re- ception tendered to the Main-st. IVIethadise League by the meraners .the James -et Methodist League in .the •j'ames-st. .church on Tuesday evening last was very enjoyable. The chair was ably filled by Dr. D. A. Anderson. Rev .Dr. Hannon &lever- ing an address of welcome to the vis- itors. The programme was then rendered by the visiting League, con slating ,of a. duett by Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrews ; solos by Miss Eva lIus- +on and Mr. R. Gurney; 'readings by Miss B. Howey and Rev. W. Godwin; quartette by 'Mr, and Mrs. Gurney and Mr .and Mrs. A. Andrew's, inter- spersed with, selections by Mr. Wil- lis Powell on Edison's phonograph42 . 1e./' the programme refreshments were served by the Tames -et- League IVEarke t Report, -The following is the report of Exeter markets, cot- reebed up to Thursday, Nov.10th Wheat from 95c to $1.03 per bushel Oats 28 to 30 cents per bushel. Barley 38c. to 40 cent. Peas 58o to 60c per bushel, Bran $16 per • ton. Shorts $20 per ton. Flour, $3.00 per cwt. Low grade flour, $1.25 per cwt. Chicken Feed, lc. per pound. Batter 13 to 15 cents per pound, Eggs 19 eente per dozen. Dried, apples 3 to .3 1-2. ,Cliackens, 7 icenes per peered. Ducks, 8 cents per pound. Turkeys, 12 cents per pound. Mee MAO - d Alie$ all, en Tuesday. are, Murree' ,attended IV, Ear- ign Missionae ry Cumuli Hen -15 cents and 25 cents Mrs. (Or.) Rollins, who has safer- from inward trouble or the past (bus IVill last over I Inner oe yrs, and her case tie., ary storm period, cen ral ou the 4nuin more serious, en operation and Oth. A decided. fall of - vaszesovted to in Italie° °I reli°v" emote DI Y he expected on and I bee sufferings Tim operation . .L. taie, 704, with obau3.4 to was Irrtr,°0111f 4) LdoenndonV."MnertaY'Rboilipnrs t‘t(l'aurlui"enra, and more storms or rain tbrough the operation very turning to snow at the wind up o ably and lier many friends now will pess eastwardly over the mune or her speedy return to Itmlith try on and next to the Sth and 9th • a'as. flagshaw, was taken sud- These storms will be rollowed promptly by a decided raise in the 1 a eitivirnwolotnli ‘-itt,pbtoondaitctietine,dinogn sSuuinie. barometer, high -,rales from the day school, nis ildus the second northwest, especially over the lake regions. and change to mutat colder attack, the went to London on Mon - The next storm period is central on the 14th. Its influence will be felt in all its varying Oases, from the 12th to the 16th.At first it will operation was -successful, and r. •ex turn warmer and the barometer Bagshaw is prozreesing very favor- v4111'egin falling in western sections f These .conditions will progress to the 4tath oi Mrs. /iced. _ The death I eastward, according to the laws of storm movements, followed by more ot Mrs .Mary Reed widow at the late rain turning to snow west and north it •D *Deeds Esq., occurred ot the re.1 during and about the 14th to 1.6th, sidenee of hor daughter, Mrs. 3. P8T- The moon being in apogee on the kinson, .420 Pelt Mall street, liondon 17th and *n the celestial equatox on an Tuesday et this week. Dcceased 1 the 38th, the probabilities are that lady was 'n°1'n in Engin"' 84 Years a 'threatening state of weather will ev, and moved to nets country with r late husband whde still a young woman. For a. number of years Mrs, Ileed resided in Exeter, pre- vious to going to London and made Huron Presbytery: -The PreSby- mnny dose trienag bore ie'y bar kind l illeornysoalLliounroinborasettuaninesta.7:11. cehumrceb. and loving disposition. Throtiehout her life she bore continual testimouy J Lennan, of Kippen, Moderator. Dr. Lo the all -sufficient grace of God. In AthiceLtreaounlo,mio wasaispsponintceod.ntemonitrteeneer in her early years particularly, she was active in church work, but it was in ploave:dofto.T. Leamington,A. Iia inil on.Merv.ho.A.hass. that hee her own home and among the familym ' religion was supremewaasnad PresbyteryMcGregor, (afs Lao ntodeonan ,.airddorfests he ad 4i h: shone most brightly. She children wil lever cherish the seized good mother and her remaining esonnaltbIlley'sin?SapobrbtaatnleceScolifooalsinCgomtmheitAtese., ' memory cli her motherly devotion, I sembly's Sabbath, School literature, iler kendernesa of spirit Was most and the teacher's training course. A marked hy her long and continued motion was passed comraending these to the attention of 'Ministers and Sunday Schools.Rev. Mr. Srnall in Sunday School. Rev. Mr. Small in behalf of Auburn congregation, ask- ed leave to borrow$2500 to complete their new church. On motion this etia day',morning, and an operation was pertorrned by Dr. Wis.-liar t, remove the trouble, on Tuesday. Dr. Browning also being present. The be prolonged. possibly into reaction- ary period central on 'the 19th and :10th . illness. During t.lile, past year she has been constantly* confined t °bel and at times her spirit almost reach- ed the Border -Land but yet again she was spared a little longer. The remaining members of her family are Miss ‘Citeries and Mrs. Parkinson, of leas granted. Revs .Messrs. Larkin, London; Mrs. (Rev.) 3, D. Hannen. Smith. and Anderson were appointed et Flint, Mich„, and Mrs. Shaw, of a .committee to nominate Professor -.Wilkespoet, Ont. Interment took for Montreal College and report to place at Wilkesport, La.mbton county next aneeting. Rev. '3-. A, Hamilton ,en wethaeedey. The esrhiptaby 0E having ibeen transferred to Loam - tended to the bereaved ones.s ex_ ington, a motion was passed appre- many friends in thie locality i dative ,o ( his charaeter and work dur- Death of •Mr .F. Fisher. - Manying i:h le' twelve Years Pasteeate in will regret to learn of the death of I.ondesboro and Hullett. Missionary Mr .Frederick Fisher, which Leek , meetings ;were left in the hands of place on Friday of last week, at the sessi°11. The ,cominittee 'appointed to age of 61 years and 1 month. yr. secure sanely for Chiselhurst coe- Fisher had been in poor health for gregation, reported that the attempt the past -seven years but about one ' to make any otihfor arrangements had year agoei‘he became worse, lingering failed. Thte Rev. W. M. Martin was during all theveary months with asked to continue as iis pastor. Ta, no eotas of reeeoe!.y. Deceased was attention of sessions was called to one of the eierly pioneers, coming to the proper revieion of their member - this iCountry when a lad of two and ship rolls. The Presbytery ladjourn- a ,half 'years old, his parents settling. ed ;to meet at Seaforth, on 17th Jan - in the, township of TJsborne, where uary ,next. ithe W. F. M. Presley - lie continued to live until seven terial Sooiete met in Carmel Church Year -s ago, when he removed to Exe- : Ilensalle on the same day' A largs ter.• Ile was 'greatly respected and Slumber ,of delegates were present - tion was all 'the Societies in the Presbytery though of a quiet, retiring disposi- a large .eircle of friends. He was a well known, aria enjoyed eine. represented. Mach progress the, fullest confidence and esteem of was macit9 in many of the auxiliaries and iniss:on Bands ,both in member - member of the jarnes-at. church ship and thank -offerings. Total Thirty two years ago he was mar- money 'raised by the Auxiliaries $1630 rind to Miss Elizabeth, Buswell, who °nd by Mission Bands $328' °°in`-' an wile, an only da,ngfhte t. 1 ft t adva,nce of $111 for the year A mourn ithe loss of a loving husband, , large public meeting was held in the brothers, and kind father, as well as two evening, when Revs. A .E• Winelies- wmiam and Genr„e, ni. ter, of Toronto ,ancl D Carswell, of Eeete,, ,„ 4.., „,„ „:,,4,.,..,, m,,,, b.-rur,I McKiDop gave earnest addresses and or IN-Te‘V ''i'le'rk',"aynCII'M'r's°. C--.1%,--or6;'.. niensi° was furnishe" bY Carnici borne. The funeral on Sunday 1 t e'll'r°11 choir' as, was one of the largest held here for some ;time, interment taking place SALE REGISTEBS. inR1L!1:. Exi'erise. etelnlicekt.:x7.Forecasts for SaluxdaY' N°v. 12-11°115.:e '11.1d Lot, . the first part of November sailoscok5,e.tvlieerapirosphearrteys E fthelpilla to Chas. - A. Vulea.n storm period was Smitle Andre,w street, Exeter, sale central on the 3rd, extending from at 2.30 e'clock sharp. John Gill, the 1st to the 6th.. The conjuuction auctioneer, H. Huston, Execetee, of the moon with tbe sun and earth, 'Wednesday, Ie,ov .161h al the resi- 11CAV moon falling on the 7th the n e nt Mrs. Vire Penhele, Galley high barometer and cold fellowine street, household effects, etc. Sale at Pork fever Weight, $4.60 Per cwt. the first slorm period will not be one o'clock. John Gill, auctioneer, Hay $6 to $1 per ton. Pork dre,ssed $,25 per ewt. so decided, but thretening condi- errs Wm. Penhale, proprietress. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••** r••••••••••••••••••••••44.11 LADIES' FURS Ladies Fur Ruffs in Alaska Sable, America* Sable 'Sam bells. Fox, Stone Martin,Opossum,a,nd Coon from $1 to Ladies Fur Caperines at all prices. Ladies Fur Coats of nice Astrachan Dog. Beautiful curl and first class linings $29, $30, $35, $40. 11.:ENIS: FURS.. Men's Fur Coats of galloway calf, natural color of black finest tan in town for $29,00. - Men's Browr. Of with Ast.raehan Collars very fine coat $28.00. Men's Bishop Coats of Ru. Ian Dog, A good Coat and $20, Men's and Women's Fur Caps $2 to $6. Flannelette Blankets, large size $1.00 Wool Blankets large and heavy $3.00 Horse Blankets, and Rubber Coats at away down prices. CARLING BROS .4040.4.4,44.4ti....44.4•••••••• 4+44k 44+0 *114 .0 4110 044 04114.414, 40114.4...44.114.49.410 .4444 OP* .4444 4* Ito+ lit) • 41h. Itt. ••••••••••• Furniture Furniture CHEAP. CII13APE CIIEAPEST If You Want Furniture Buy at iluston's We sell Cheap,rauch Cheaper than elsewhere,and after use You will say was Cheapest, We don't keep the shoddy kind in our shop, nothing but A. 1 goods 1 Funeral Director and,Praoticabbe Embalmer. Opera House Bleck , HUSTON FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR Star flour is our specialty. We believe there is no better flour made than our Star We use only the best of old Manitoba wheat and mix it with old Ontario grown wheat which makes the best flour that can be made. If yon have never tried our flour get a 100 lb. .sack and give it a fair trial and we are confident you will like it. Dealers handle this brand and you have a winner. HARVEY B ROS. I***********************44. psevaimumrsi ••••••••••••0************* 0 414 LARGEST AND BEST•* •• In Western Ontario CENTRAL th STRATFORD, ONT. • This school enjoys ithe re- • fellation eat doing the roest e le work in Business Edemation• ;in t_lhe Dominion. The large ; • schools in Canada and the • • United States employ our 4, graduates as teachers. We give the same instruction to all and that the 'Test.' • - students may enter at any time. Write 4, for free catalogue. 4.4*- *D. A. MeLACHLAN, *W. 3. ELLIOTT, }Principals • 0.0 .00 O.* 41.00 • •••••• *44 .• A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES Itching, Blind, Bleeding or pro- truding, Piles. Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to any case, no metter of how long standing in 6 to 14 days. First ap- plication gives ease and rest. 50c. If your druggist hasn't it send. 50c in stamps and it will be forwarded post paia lay Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, LOOS - WANTED We expect to have our saw mil run- ning by the Brat of the year, and will pay the highest cash price for saw logs of ever description delivered now or any time at our saw mill at rear of Fleeing factory. Lumber Lath and Shingles We are in a better position than ever to supply our many customers with all they may require either from gimp or yards. XerCall in we like to see youdliet ROSS 86 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. We have the fineet assortment of Rub- ber Goods, such as: - Hot Water Bottles Ice Bags Fountain Syringes Enemas &c .&c We have just received a large stock of the best French, English and Ameri- can Perfumes and other toilet articles. We have never failed to give entire sat- isfaction in any case where we teste'll • ee eyes and prescribed glasses, and WE are here always. ,1 We have everything you want The finest goods at the best prices. • ownin Drug Store