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WINGH.&M, ONTARIQ, THURSDAY.. APRIL ?7 1011.
RED CEDAR
FLARES
The best moth preventive
known. Agreeable odor.
Easily removed. Sure in
effects. The most conven-
ient. The most cleanly.
Use "Mothine" for the Buf-
falo Moth.
Wailon McKibbon
THE fRUCCIST
The J Store
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
REAL ESTATE
SNAPS
FOR SALE OR RENT -75 acre
farm between Belgrave and.
Blyth. Immediate possession.
LENNOX RESIDENCE—One of
the finest ha town, Beauti-
•fal situation. Price right.
Archie Paterson's Brick Veneered
Dwelling and two lots. Good
corner. A.bargain..
FISHER BLOCK- Josephine St.
solid brick' building with
stores uxtder and flue dwell-
ing rooms above. An excel-
lent property.
50 ACRE FARM—The Campbell
property in the Town Plot,
one mile from town. A fine
peaee with good buildings.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
A. E. SM IT
BANKER
Wear Giroor's Shoes and Rubor'
Qdd£ellow Service.
The annual Churc service of Mait-
land Lodge, No. 119 I. 0. 0. F, will be
field in St, PauI's C urch next Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'cio k, when Rev. Bro.
H, Croly will pr ach 'a special ser:
non. Members ar requested to meet
at the lodge room 3.30 o'clock. All
members of the 0 der are cordially inn
vited to attend th service.
WfNGHA,sL, ONTARIO.
Farmers whowant money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market
oars have it on reasonable terms.
Notes disoonnted for tradesmen, mer-
chants or agents, .on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going.
Christie's Crocery
PRONE 69,
WE'VE GOT THE
TEATHAT WILL
PLEASE YOU
The Tea part of the grocery
business is a most important part,
and We give it the attention
which that importance demands,
Genuine Tea
Value
We claim,for our Teas that no
bettor values are sold, and a fair
trial will prove this.
'hat Users
Say
That they are good. That
they are better than other Teas
they have used. That they are
all we claim for theme.
This iss The Tea god Coffee
Store..
WANTED. -Good girl for housework.
Apply to MRS. GEo. ALLEN.
Car Load of
Mr, A. M. Cra
for the Ford Au
a car load of auto
+Automobiles,
ford the local agent
mobile Co. received
this week and it can
be put down as he first shipment of
this kind that ha ever been received in
Wingham. Mr, rawford has sold an
auto to Mr. B. ochrane, Wingham;
Walter Miller, ssels and Dr. Walk-
er of Fordwich. e has other sales re=
corded and ano er carload of autos
will come forwa this week.
Fort SALE. Good second-hand heavy
wagon and a water tank, suitable for a
cistern. Apply at TIMES office.
Huron Hous of Refuge.
Last week's Clin
Last Thursday, W
eter, aged 91 year
of Refuge. In s
Era, Mr. Mutch s
2nd of November t
death at the Hom
cord for an instil
This, no doubt, is d
careful attention
Mrs. Muth and t}
old people.
, .0
•
n New Era says:-=-
. Woods, of Wrox-
entered the House
eaking to the New
sated that since the
ere has not been a
a remarkable re -
tion of this kind.
e to the good and,
'yen by Mr. and
it assistants, to the
•
The Regina Vacuum Cleaner, easy to
o erdte, for sale or to rent. Apply to
WM. GANNETT.
North Hur
A meeting of the
arise Commissione
Brunswick Hotel o
last, with•Chairma
sioners Durnin and
Clegg present. H
ensuing year were
Wingham-Brunsw
Queen's, J. E. Sw
Hanson; Dinsley,
Exchange„ C. E.
McCaughey and
vale - J. C. Johns
Hill. Walton ---N
-Geo. Town. T
in from Wroxete
the present hol
who purchased t
months ago, and
Commissioners
license for the
Town. Mr, Ker
as he invested hi
property acid w
made the !icons
Mr. Currie to M
n Licenses.
North Huron Li -
was held in the
Monday afternoon
Lockhart, Commis-
eir and Inspector
el licenses for the
anted as follows:---
ek, John Putland;
rts; National, L. W.
Mrs. Mary Dinsley;
epard. Blyth -J. J.
rs. Mason. Blue -
n. Belgrave - Thos.
Thamer. Wroxeter
o applications were
, one from Mr. 'Kerr,
r of the license and
business some few
rom Mr. Town. The
eeided to give the
ensuing year to Mr,
will be at heavy loss
money in the hotel
n the purchase was
was transferred from
Kerr.
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. all page 8
Death of Mr McIliwain,
The Walkerton -lescope refers to
the death of Mrs. Melllwain, wife of
Mr, Arthur Mc n, of this towr3,.a&
follows; Edith '. o ss - Wife of
Arthur Melllwain sassed away at the
Walkerton Hospit t 1 on Sunday after a
lingering illness. i rs. Melllwain was
31 years of age an had been an inval-
id for several y ars, and underwent
several operatoin in the hope of ob-
tainin tter hea h, bu . • ' . s
cess, Abou • • ' • e s ago she toot a
to for the wore and was removed
to the hospital s•r treatment. The
funeral which w - s held on Tuesday
afternoon was ve ; large."
To RENT -Seven -roomed house, good
and soft water. 'Apply
ardent TINEShard office. pp y
CALL IN and have a look at KNox's
new 1911 wall papers.
The Cou
A "Day at the C
the direction of Ell
presented by sixty
the opera house on
this week. This p
the popular event
the play througho
one and all what
a good evening's
dition to the funny
be solos, duets and
has been organized
and our townspeopl
a guarantee that ev
the very best. T
and reserved seats
now open at McKib
Mail Order vat Local Trading.
The Owen Sound Suri gives the fol -s;
lowing straight to to its readers ony
the snail order qu stion:-Are you tf
mail-order fiend? Are you one. oiil
those misguided mol. ars who think you
can't get what
you want unless you
send ` s to the city?"r are you tempt-
ed by the glitterin bait of "close"
prices- 98 centsor59 en
is�
or
$1.68-
figures
that are made to look as if they
were 'dipped to the maIlest margin?
Do not be a sucker ny longer! look
around you; visit tl
stores and see how
prices compare with
stores. You will find!
of ton, that you can
goods from the loeal
cheap as, or cheap
mail order house.
you may have to p
but you know what
The home mereh
goods before you p
order house mak you pay before you
see. Its "cash w. h order" every time
with them. 110 often have you had
to pay for ankeep goods that you
would never ha a thought of buying
had you seen the first? Yet soma of
you will walk ri t int' the trap again,
first Whence you et.
ty Fair,
unty Fair," under
L. Beers' will be
ocal characters in
Friday evening of
mises to be one of
f the season and
t is a very funny
nd are assured of
musement. 'In ad -
sayings there will
horuses. The fair
y Miss Houghton
know that this is
rything will be of
admission is 25e
c. Plan of hall is
on's drug store.
POTATOES WANTED -Any quantity of
good potatoes wanted. Call at store for
sacks. KING BitoS.
Death of Al
The death occur
Friday morning of
C., at the age of 7
received his educat
Perth, but remove
1858, and was there
ter of Mr. Peter
afterwards he ca
had been a const
town ever since th
cessfully opposed
for membership i
South Bruce. In
W. M. Dank for
unsuccessful. 'He
est practicing la
and one of the of
He leaves a wido
sons and a daugh
J. R., of the C
Woodstock; Wi
and Farquhar, o
Bella, at home.
xander Shaw.
d at Walkerton on
lexancier Shaw, IC.
years. Mr. Shaw
on in the town of
to Kincardine in
arried to a daugh-
obertson. Shortly
to Walkerton and
t resident of that
n. In 187$ he suc-
on. Edward Blake
the Legislature for
890 he, ran against
ntre Bruce, but was
was one of the old-
ers in the county,
est in the Province.
and family of four
er; Alex., of Mexico;
nada Furniture Co.,
lam, of Walkerton,
Winnipeg and Miss
EAST HURON L
The annual meeting
Liberal Association wil bo held in the
Town Hall, Brussels, • the afternoon
of Thursday, April 27t , commencing at
30 o'clock, Annual eports will be
resented, officers elect
ers of business attend
G. MacKay, Leader of
n the Provincial Hous
inent Liberals are ex
ent and give addresse
f Reciprocity. All Li
Mg are invited to att
meeting.
ENALS,
f the East Huron
In the evening a pu
be held in the Brussels
which addresses will b
MacKay and others
On Friday evening
He meeting will be he
at Blyth, when addre
ed on the que"stion o
Hon. A. G. MacKay a
and other mat-
te, Hon, A.
the Opposition
, and other pro-
ected to be pre
on the question
orals in the rid-
nd this annual
f
ie meeting will
Town Hall at
delivered by Mr.
this week a pub -
in Industry Hall
es will be deliver -
Reciprocity by
d others.
FOR RENT. -- Suite of rooms over
Greer's shoe store. Apply to DR. A. J.
IiiWIN.
Telephone Co nection.
Arrangements have been completed
between the North uron Telephone
Co. and the South Br e Telephone Co.
whereby'the subscrib rs' of these two
companies will get better service
The new arrangemen provides that a
North Huron subscr er connected at
Wingham can talk t South Bruce, sub-
scriber connected a Teeswater or Bel
more or to a Bell T lephone Co's sub-
scriber at Teeswat • for the charge of
10 cents. In retur for this a South.
Bruce subscriber onnected at Tees
water or Belmore c n talk to a North
Huron subscriber e nnected at Wing -
ham or a Bell subs •fiber in Wingham
for 10 cents. The o d rate for.business
of this kind was - cents. This new
arrangement will m an a great saving
to the subscribers the different sys-
tems. The trunk 1 e between Wing -
ham and Lucknow ill soon be com-
pleted and then No h Huron subscrib-
ers at Wingham an Lucknow will have
free service one with the other.
SEED FOR SALE. -Timothy, all
kinds CIover. etc , etc. The best
grades only. KING BROS
Oratory ontest.
The annual Orat ry contest by the
students of the Wi barn High School
will be held in the assembly room at
the school this ( hursday) evening,
commencing at 8 0' lock. The parents
and friends of th students are cor-
dially invited to a end,
—Tom ----
A WANTED, ---Twooo delivery boys,
Apply to Thos.. Field' & Co.
Handkerchie Bazaar.
The Ladies' Auxil ary of the Wing -
ham General Hospita purpose holding a
Handkerchief Baza , in the Council
Chamber on Thursd y, May 4th, The
Bazaar is being held in aid of the Hos-
pital and every pers n. is invited to at-
tend. Come and se what the Ladies'
Auxiliary has to off r for sale,
The Dental offices of Dr. Irwin and
Dr. Price will be closed eachWednesclay
afternoon, during May, June, July,
August and September.
Brilliant Ceuta a, 'Bethlehem"
On Friday eveni
Wingham Town H
liant cantata, "Bet olehem" will be given
tist Church Choir,
ends. There will be
e voices as well as
his cantata is. one
ful ever presented
nd the young pec
'al weeks practic-
on of Mr, J. Henry
e of Winfiham can
tion of the.eiforts of
- attending in large
wn Hall on Friday
eel: and they are
(lent evening's enter-
ceeds will go in aid
reit organ fund. The
rith reserved scats at
Fkets are being sold by
chorus and plan of hall
;ibhon's drug store at
iturda3• afternoon of this
g, May 5th, in the
11, Dr. Root's bril-
the Wingham B
assisted by local fi
a chorus of forty
•
solos and duetts.
of the most beaut
before an audience
'pie pie have spent sev
I ing under the direc
! Christie. The pec
s show their appreci
;the young people 1
numbers at the T
evening of next
.a.,;,,.s,,,,,,,. . m assured of an este
I /Nil.. Thor. IL Ti. d 1 i tainment. The p
of the Baptist Ch
Z•
,
B
p
Mr,
• k tn12...
1 ttte
e front
(admission is 20"c
25c and 50e. Ti
members•of th
will open at M
2 a'eloek oil sj
week.
NOTICE. --All accounts due the late
Geo. Green must be paid at an early
date. Accounts can be settled at the
store.
FARMEa1S ATTENTION! We have the
best assortment of shoes, suitable for
Farm Work ever shown in town. Prices
$1.50 to $3.50. W. J. Greer.
in hamite.
or receive a ette
J. A. Flack, a for
mer resident of Willghani, who is nott!
located at Lyndon„,Alberta. Mr. Piaci.
will celebrate bis ebth birthday on Fri
day of this week Bind be will have the
hearty congl•atut tions of . many ' old
friendro.
poor year in t!re eetion of Alberta in
which Mr. Flacsis locate&Owingto
drought the crap did not amount to.
very much but was able, by having
t
feed left over from the season of 1909,
to carry over art of his cows and
horses, but ha to sell a number of
e Owen Sound cows at $25 sac He is 20 miles from
heir goods and a railway statin and while he is well
hose of the big pleased. with tl West he considers
in nine earns out Ontario as the favorite farming pro-
uy the self -sumo vince. Mr. Fltk notes the many
erchaitt just as changes that bay taken place in the
than, from the Wingham district since he left here.
the tenth case He says he has don well in the West,
et, shade more, but says sunny Alb to is too cold and
ou are paying for. changeable fora an of his years.
lets you see the He reports a fall of 0 inches of snow
y for them,the mail in his section on th 1st of April last.
b'oi Ms oft ENT ---A large house,
good barn, orcha • and 16 acres of land,
well watered; thr c minutes walk from
Lucknow station. Will be sold or rent
for f5 per monde. Apply to Mrs. II,
C. took, Imam w Ont.
NEWEST and latest designs in wall
paper at KNox'S. -
BuTxnlr AND EGGS: --Bring along your
trade. We pay highest price In exchange
for boots and shoes. W. J. Greer.
GIRLs WANTED -
sewing machines in
day work. Clean
good wages. ,Wil,
previded applicant£
months, Apply, T
LIMITED, PALl�
t work on power
flitting mill, or on
steady work and
pay railway fare,
stay with us six
tL WATSON MFG.
, . (JN -r.
PASTURE TO RENT Pea
son
s desiring
1Yti$
pasture for the coming season can be
supplied by- applying to Thos. J. Hol-
ton, south of Wingham, Pasture is
convenient to town.
Help Things Along.
When people arp needing some dough,
and are pleading
for some good wo
or aid and support
by plan, don'tknock
and don't holler, ;,{tit dig up a dollar,
and help things n1 ng like a good little
man. The knock?r is hated and feared
and berated in ',very live burg from
Beersheba to Dar ; be active and will-
ing and cough up a shilling, and help
1
things along like i smooth little man.
Be known as a booster and crow like a
rooster, don't yelp like a bow -wow,
that's tied to a cin; laugh, sing, and
kyoodle and blow n some boodle, and
help things along. ike a nice little roan.
Quit plunder and 1 illage to whoop for
your village, andin a renown as an
optimist fan; don t e'er be tt whiner
but shell out a shi er and help things
along like a dear 1' tie man. The towns-
that
ownsthat are going to ep up their grow-
ing are fatted wit 1 good Injuns who
fellow this plan; s don't be a miser,
to loosen up's wis r and people will say
you're.• a sweet litt e man' -Walt Mas -
en.
WANTED-A coat maker to work on
ladies' coats. .Apply to E. C. White,
tailor.
Improved Tr
Commencing Mon
Grand Trunk Railw
tor -library -cafe car
Palmerston and Tor
Sunday, as follows.
train No 18, leaving
a, m., arrive in Toron
West bound on train
Toronto at 5 p. m., a
ston at '7.50 p. m. P
Wingham at 6.45 a.
Toronto at 11.10 a.
will be put on betwe
Toronto which , will
leaving Wingham at
Toronto at 4.55 p. m.
in Service.
ay, May 8th, the
will operate par -
service between
nto daily, except
-East bound on
almerston at 8.45
o at 1140 a. m.
No. 19, leaving
rive in Palmer-
ssengers leaving
- will arrive at
A new train
n Palmerston and
enable passengers
1 a. m. to reach
To RENT. - A nicely furnished house
in a good location. For particulars
apply at the TIMES office.
Stationery f
As the years go by
note that more fa
on printed letter head
cards on their envelo
thought that no one c
he was engaged in
some speciality or br
blood farm stock. N
now. Let the farm
give that with the nt
and his post office ad
ness is done. The c
trilling in coinparisor
Let the TIMES at
Call and get prices,
,'E,R ON at
"ail A YEAR IN ADVANCE
re. Hogg of T'ronto is visiting with
friends in town.
co t, of Turnberry left
n Saturday last or the West.
r, Jos, nest of)Bttffalo is visiting
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Guest. Vis''
iss ABMsfear
days with Mrs. Walter Harrison, at
Goderich, -
Miss Gladys a randt is bads to town
after spending he Easter holidays at
her home in�,He sail.
Miss Struther- left of Friday to spend
the next few m • the with relatives and
f' , s ..n -. ..r T,': on
Mr. A, C. Kell, of Rochester, N. Y.,
is visiting at the home of leis uncle, Mr.
Iexander Kel
Mr. C. A. Barb r, who Ins been spend-
ing the past few weeks visiting with his
parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Chas. barber,
left on Tuesday for his home in Pilot
Mound, Man.
Miss Edith W
a visitor at Mrs
day and delight
St. Andrew's C
service with he]
"The Gift.”
Messrs E. A.
shank and F. F
day for Fort G
intend locatin
greatly missed
ly in the Meth
have been acth
will wish them
kite, of Brantford, was
J. J, Elliott's over Sun -
td the congregation of
hureh at the morning
beautiful rendition of
Hammond, B. Cruick-
Howson left on Tues-
orge, B. C. where they
The young men will be
in the town and especial -
dist Church where they
'workers. Many friends
Success in the west.
The undersigned is prepared to take
care of lots in the Wingham cemetery
during the summer months and guar-
antees to give satisfaction. Price for
season is $1 per lot. Orders left with
John F. Groves, Town Clerk, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
ROBERT DEYELL.
Farmers. i Mostern tiquette.
't is pleasing .to
ers write letters
and have .their
s. It was once
uld do this unless
he production of
ecling some pure
one believes that
e named and then
ne of the owner
tress and the busi-
st of printing is
with its benefits.
nd to it for you.
Fon SALE -A 11:; story frame dwell-
ing on John St., Wingham, 7 rooms,
hard and soft water and good garden
(3-8 acre). Apply to R. VANSTONE.
Death of Jo es Tom.
Main street, Exe-
passed away on CMURu1•t NOTES
in his 91st year, •
1
At his residence o.
ter, Ontario, there;
Monday, April 240i,
Mr. James Tom. aBorn at Padstow,
Cornwall, England! of a long line of
Norman blood. H4 received his educa-
tion at Boscastle tyd being a younger
son, at the age of wenty-four he came
to the Western w Id to seek his for-
tune. He locate at Hampton, Dur-
ham County, Ont., where in the year
1851 he married M. ry A. Kernick. In
1853 they came to uron County, where
he bought a far and began the for-
midabletask of el aring the immense
forest which only he indomitable cour-
age of the Britis 1 pioneer would at=
t
e four
to them There we a born
at-
tempt. .
1
sons and three aughters,--John E.,
inspector of schoo s, Goderich; Gregory
c
Ii., Principal o t Strathcona school,
,
Vancouver, 13. C.; (James K., deceased,
stnrl Frank W. K., !merchant of Toledo,
Ohio; Mrs, (Dr.) Sweet, Nancy J. • and
Mary A., alt of tExeter. In 1883 he
retired from activi life and took up his
residence on Malti street at Exeter.
Mr. Tom was a Coiservative in politics
and a member of the eongregatiotl of
James street Methodist church. In his
early days in Herrin Mr. Tom took an
active part in sehoot, municipal and
political affairs. le was well read and
had an accurate nowledge of affairs
pertaining to Cana a and the Empire.
Everyone who knew him was his friend
and be was general( beloved. ,Always
a man of peaee, es emed by his neigh-
bors. The end foumd him full of years
and he passed woe as peacefully as he
had lived. "Surer the last end of the
good man is pew. How cairn his exit,
the nightly dew fa is not more gently
to the ground, n r weary worn out
winds expire so so t.
;;ome to the big sale of up-to-date
millineryy .and boots and shoes going on
now at Mrs. GREEN'e.
All true Moslem when eating must
begin with salt ane finish with vinegar.
If they begin with alt they will escape
the contagion of s venty diseases. If
they finish with vi iegar their worldly
prosperity will c tinue to increase.
The host is in etiq ette bound to be the
first to start eat g and the last to
leave off. Toothp 'king is considered
an,act of grace in e true Moslem, for
the angel Gabriel i reported to have
brought a toothpic . from heaven for
the prophet after every meal, The
priests recite certa n passages of the
Ikoran before and a ter lunch aad din-
ner and also before' drinking water at
any hour of the clay :-London Globe.
Three trimmers busy for the closing
out sale, ladies get smart millinery;
also boots and shoes at cost, at MRs.
GREEN'S.
414,,.. „t r yes► . , y,�., -_-'- ..,..._ ..S _nv.
Dress Footwear
FOR
Little People
The Little Ladies and the Little
Men often want Dress Sin es and
then should have them too.
Handsetne styles for Boys and.
Girls in high and Low Patent Kid
Patent leather—lace and button
shoes.
Pretty Footwear
The kind that the Little I'eoele will
take pleasure in wearing on dress
occasions
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50
According to size
See us for Trunks and Valises.
W. J. GREER
W here quality counts we win.
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
The adjourned V stay meeting of St.
Paul's Church will onvene in the school
room at 8 o'clock { Monday, May lst.
The Evangelical. Association in con-
vention at Zurich fon Monday evening
voted in favor of Church union by a
vote of 43 to 10.
Owing to ill -he Ith Rev. C. P. Wells,
B. D., of Grantop, bas been compelled
to desist from wrirk and is now in the
hospital. He weir formerly the Metho-
distp astor at Gotrie and Orange TOIL,
Rev. W. A. inlay, of Thnbro. and
formerly of Wh techureh, has received
to become as -
q 'i ' ';tion b c
il, i1 it.
tin nitnop
a a i
for of the Brownville Methodist Circuit
at the close. of do present Conference
year.
In St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
next Sunday theicollections will go in
aid of the Lord's! Day Alliance and at
the evening .seiivice the pastor, Rev.
I). Petrie, will peach a special sermon
on "Sabbath Observance."
Sunday, May th, will be observed
throughout the . rehdeaconry of Lon-
don
cion as Mission ;, �nday. The. Rev. 13.
A. Kinder, 13, , rector of Gerrie,
will preach in St. Paul's and Rev. 1.
11. Crory will ofiie i to at Goderich.
Following is it s wary of the vote
of the 68 Canadian Presbyteries on the
question of ehure anion. Fifty-four
have voted in up royal, and 14 votes
against. The indi Muni vote as given
by Ow Presbyte an is UM mem-
bers for, and 443 a ainst.
The congregation of Egerton Street1,
Baptist Church at s ndon on Monday
evening celebrated he burning of the
mortgage on their 1 urclh with a mop
-
tion and concert. ' ev. W. L. Stoves,
formerly of Wing re, is pastor of this
church.
FIRE
LIFE
ACCIDEN T
PLATE tiLASS
WEATHER
Coupled with a REkL Esna= and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
rQ'"G'c.'��'d IDSHrancBANQuitWo
Office over Mabcolmis tamper v.
Hon. Mackenzie ing leas appointed
Rev. C. 'W. Gordo of Winnipeg Chair-
man of the Concil' tion Board appoint-
ed to deal with ti e coal miners' strike
in the West.
A LIST OF
HIND'S SPECIAL
PINPA :OAS
On which two votes for 5e are
given on the trip to
Muskoka contest.
Hind's Antiseptic Solution (for
mouth wash, gargle, etc.
Hind's Aromatic Cascara
Hind's a
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Powder
Hind's Blends Kidney Pills
Hind's Brace Ir -digestion Cure
Hind's Cold Cream
Hind'shites Compound Syrup Hypophos•
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Hind's ligg Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
Hind's Face Cream
Hind's Glycerine, English Rock
Candy and Jamaica Rum Cough •
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Hind's Laxatone (the great pill
tonic.) Laxatone Headache Cure.
Laxatone. Worm Powders (Cana-
dian agents)
Hind's Hair Tonle (Preston's)
Ilil:d's I:esoicyliue Hair Tonic (Ante
siptic)
Hind's Syrup White Pine Co. with
Menthol, Eucalyptol and Honey
Hind's Talcum (Violet Borated
Special
Hind's Thymoline Tooth Paste
(Itibbcn)
Hind's Witeh Hazel Cream
These preparations are all guar-
anteed on a money back basis.
Two votes for 5c is also extended
to our optical department. We
make a specialty of visual defects
and prescribe len:+ to be ground no-
eordtng to the rectuirttwints of each
individual eye.
Our stock of frames is complete
so we tore enabled to tit you properly
with any of the latest styles.
The standing of our free trip to
Muskoka contest will be posted in
our window together with a display
of our preparations.
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Orders Taken
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