Bu Ta iy We would like to show [these shoes to every man | |in the city who i ct, soho abpicdates. ~ | made shoe, vos 3 pilots "Phe Sodding will take place in 1 i Homi Josnnn Browne, daughter of La, Toronto, to Mr. Froan, of House. al, i J som years ago, and 4 of the late Mr. po C wr f Mx, Kerr will be remem towing {Lombal : i place at 'St. George's,' Hanover ¥ at, the anno time plosans t medicine, | fuses. which. ave offered in: place of it ng n, of' London; only daughter of the hic Capt. Wid 87th % i Willig H H. Browne, of Great Bar- Ringlons LH, formerly of Montreal, W. Haney Sefton, of Brookiyr, ow Tn, MeNaight , Te 8 Me. W.- NeNuught, to Mr. R. Titan: Toren : Miss Daisy Walbridge, niece of Mr. Mes. (J. O'Hara, of Admiral George Ly- The wedding will i in Apri Cockburn Kerr, so well. knows Thomas € Kerr, . to Miss 'Hdith M. Fisher, of New York. bered. by many vers as one of the best hal a had. Je Some years age settled in the Nbrth-Wast, Wine Alice Fostod, daughter of Mrs. i Serathy;: of "Ovden," Barrie, to Mr. | Woilord | Andagh,' of Barrie. The marriage of Miss Maud Moss to Pavis, of Birminghons, nave," London, 'on. Saturday, the 4th wilt; afterwards a reception wag i old at The Buckingham Palace Ho- The mariage of Miss' A Prynan, Toronts, to' Mr: Temple," of Liver Fol Crom | Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs and Colds, ;Ynie Hp Promptly | te of 1 DR. CHASE'S SPRUP/: OF : LINSEED. .AND . TURPENTINE, There ave many RBA why you should. use. Pr, Ohasels Syzup of Lin. weed wad and Turpentine in preference te treatment for the. throas aid lungs. Of these the joa important one is the fact that it has been tested for years and absol- utely proven. its right to first posi. 108... ; + Nearly everybody knows of the re' matiabls: alu -value yl Jurpentine and lin. remedi agents ha bean, 80, qomnbined oh. a aif doen | ta in 's 8 chy of Linseed and Turpentine as oH form a most thoroughly effectise and As is frequently the case with an un- successful article, Pr. Chase's Syrap of Linscod -and Turpentine is imitated. There are now ghosts. of pre: parations with names eimilar to this, and; some: even. go wo. {ar as to imitate the bottle .and . wrapper, It therefore necessary. fo ou te be. very wm Pais on_ seeing ny oh ny. signature of Dr, A. know had at I Syrup of Appoing Turyandisa has ot use it stood the Eins sad the, sales; which are triple that of any similar pros tion, aro 'steadily increasing year year: As a Positive oure. for croup, bron- tim, ast throa ti and se. | vare cough and colds, Dr. Chaso's Sy- rup of and Turpertime has a reputation which cannot be stolen by the.obeap and oft injurious. cough mix- Aho > conswBptive, who has reached the latter stages of his insidi- ous disease, finds easa and comiors in the use of this preparation: while it is impossible to ostimate the co hos Ponder of loss wovery tases whic ae actually cured. Dr. Chase's Svat) «of Linseed and Turpentine, 35 ents a. 4 mo} dressed in" consequence, - - . "§ 55; veal, chimice, 88 to $10. ibs tad will bs to K iat, parasol _and collar match. creasing, * the 4 be an, dice aver! of. much elaboratio shoulder fon to the man. will, mediums strap, ov a voluminous chif- of the skirt. ' as usual, go sudceed in "sandiviches are ey HiS with 0) apple. ith oo mayonnaise on thin slices dust a little fine parsley over, A jock of velvet is not to be des. | rment. Soda "to hot soapsuds | will' clean a very i od lamp. Dry quickly after washing, A lamp to be En, must be clean, dry and fillad to within én inch of the top; never attempt fo light a half empty lanip which = has not been used for some time; the space in: reservoir often becom s [liad with an explosive gas. The annoying habit of nail biting, common. among children is curable of, its earlier stages without resorting to the trick of rubbing the finger tips with bitter stuffs." Manicure the child's nails carefully, and see that there are no- Cut rather deeply into the evs; and file the nails short. Chi oftéh bite their nails because they are not quite comfortable. A rag- f | shi iof one mail is bitten to ake it smooth, and the foundation of habit is laid. 1f the little . fingers he) cared 'for regularly from baby- hood, few children would adopt the disagreeable practice. Fvery Kitchen ht to have its pot of growing The pretty and most usefa poe is eptily grown, : and the advantage of having rosh' leaves jou hand whenever they st wanted iv plain. Buy a ent package of seed land sow on top 'of the soil in a five inch pots Water wai} and set the pot in a Tight. window. In a short time the pot will be a mass of green. Weed out 'the heals: plants. ------ : Markets Elsewhere. Toronto, March 23. ~Wheat, white, | tthe We, to Te; wheat, rex, bush., 'T24¢. to T3c.; wheat, spring, bush., 70¢ to Te; wheat, good, bu 7c. to 67%. gots, bush., 36j¢. to 38; peas, bush.; 75. to 78c.s barley, bush, 44c. 'to 49; Plckwheat, bush., 50c. to, ble; : big » B2ie: hay, timothy, per a $12 to $15; hay, mixed, per ton, 85 to 89; straw, per ton, $8 to 89; ap- es, per bbl, $1710 $1.75; dressed hogs 25 to 88775; egos, mew laid, 1c. to 16ie; butter, dairy, 16c, to 23: butter to 25¢.; hickens, por Ih, 12. to 15c.; ducks, per Ib., 10e. to 158c.; turkeys, per Ib., 17e. to 200. potatoes, per bag, $1. 20 to $1.25; On- of reamery, ale. ions, per bag, 63c. to 70c.; carrots, per bag, 40¢. to 50c; turnips, por hag, 0c. passnips, per bag, 0c. to 50c. ; cabbage, per dozen, 300. to 40c.; caulis flower, per dozen, $1 to $1.50; celery, per dozen, 40¢. to H0e.; beef, hindguar. ters, 87 to B85: beef, forequareers, | $1. 50 to $5.00; beef, medium, cavease, $6 | to 86.50; beef, choice, carease, 8710 $7. 25; lamb, $9 to $10.58; mutton, w to Monte al, March 23.<At the End 'Abattoir te'day prime heeves sold at 'about Se. per 1b; pretty good at from 3fe¢. to 4jc., and the common stock' 'at from 2fc. to Bie. per Ib. Jalves sold better today, realizing om 82 to 88 each: Sheep sold at about de. per Ih, and lambs at about Se, do; spring Jamba sold at from £3. a0 to $5 each. Pat hogs are still advandifg in price and good lots sold today up. to Te. per lb, weighed off the care. A Lasting Benefit. Don't suffer with rheumatism. Set ured, as did Johnston Larmon, Oso Station Ont. ty +had rheumatism in one' of his hips for years, used all kinds of pie of without getting any velief. Two. bottles of Hall's. Rheuma- tie cut¢ iquted him completely. He has not had 'a pain. or ache for three nd t blood purifier is put up im botion ow ten days' treatment, 50 cents at W. "Typewriter For The Shah. dar ii ospreys are either: t in the front of hat or toque, or Mein to the very latest, A Jow over the crown. A' nrge hats will be the velvet passing under fastening at the back of! the thin under: the brim. Sleeves may + kind of degree, with a prc mn. evening gowns one may aliect a floral ir _accordeon plaited, extending wise wo- in for happy' looking better Past | cxcillent when half the quan- Moisten this 5 ream and sproad of brown bread and. butter. Cut inte finger shapes and Get No hulls 'THEY CAST A VOTE. Tweedledum, Tweedledee and the " Other Triplet. = oe | OTE | poy Oats starts the Ey for thou: sands of Canadian toilers in all walks of life. It gives the staying power necessary to the one who depends on muscle, and quickens the thoughts of the one who depends on brain, - qut of the rut of dy: Packages Only No black spechs : v0 Filled Corsets The newesb-ereations in corset models BOW shown 'in Pads and New York city fos pring of 1008; aro THE PRINCESS (Entire back, double laced in front.) HABIT HIP (With deep skirt) and LADY GURZON (with girdle bust and long hips, hose supporters attached.) These ard to be found in Canada only IN B. & I. PATENT? BIAS FILLED MODELS, and for sale by all up-to-date merchants, If you have any difficulty in securing these models, write direct to our factory and your wants will have our speaial attention. front Factory, 489 and 480} Qusen Habit . hip, straight Street West, Toronto, medium figure, deep skirt, spepsia-dealing foods that-send you to work in' the morning with a soggy brain and a lack" of ene breakfast that makes or mars your day. "Sit down to a dish of Tillson's Oats every appetizing fiavor--realize its hunger-satisfying qualities fool' the glow of its strengthening sustenance that sends you to work with a will-- experience in it, the joy of freedom from indigestion's ille. 'Order Tillson's Oats -from your grocer now--cock it- and serve it Stanuiing hot for breakfast to-morrow moning.4 Tills Pan-Dried rey. 'Tis your moFning--enjoy its $ A food==not a fad Four, Merit And Decorations. Mont real" Witness, to. king is said to have given 'the order of St. the Rev. Michael and St. George Father Hecrt, of the Oblat order, for services rendered dur. ing the Sonth African. war. We do not know what the nature of the ser vices rendered hy this gentleman may have been; heartening devotion the troops, am to be ors, we bhespeal but if the most daring and to the needs of ET | religious, recognized 4 worldly hon- a deollgation for the Rev. Father O'Leary, of Quebec, whosa courage, wers the devotion praise of and 'good chéer all the Canadian I New York, March, 24.--Richmond | #00Ps, whatever their religion. Pearson; the United - States minister . to Persia, takes with him, when he | A hospital is to he built in Now leaves for his: post to-day, several York city which jn 'mize and squip- handsome presents for the shah, Am: [ment will be ithe largest in the- world, ong them ix a present which President Roosevelt is sending. to the Persian riler © and a typewriter fitted with Persian charactors; which Mr. Pearson intends as a personal gift. -------------------- In Berlin a parrot eyclist is drawing crowds. The bird conducts itself like an Xp perienced rider, working with his feet. the pedals of a diminutive ma chine whose grooved tire runs along a tight. roph, With its beak it manages the handle bar, It carries along an- other parrot hangitig on a trapeze be- neath, and thus maintaing | perfect equilibrium. ¥ ' The four engines for the Temisca: sling railway will He built' at the 'Kingston Locomotive Wor Hard or soft cotns cursd with th | much; 60c. "At all dealers; or Toronto. . bottls Family © size. three times as Bdman- son, Bates & Co, Applications of Pst Com Salw, husiness and will house is to he built in Brooklyn cost $3,000,000, A. court to cost §1,000,000, How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward We, the u Choney for the last fifteen believe him perfectly honorable in transactions able 10 carry out any obligations made Ty 'thelr firm, as & Toletto, w i 'druggists, for aay cese of Catarrh that cannot be cared by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & QO, Toledo, O. pdersigned, have known F. J! ears, apd all and fSranciatle Tranx, wholesale ing, Kinnan Toledo, O, driggists, Marvin, Hali's Catarrh Cure is taken internal. Iv, acting directly upon the mucofis savtnved of & morials at Wades, t free, Sold by ab druggists. Hall's Famil blood apd ily Pills are the best. EE EET Fechheimer, of Cincinnati. LT LADIES' BOOT ever made, invented 'for ladies. CALL AND SEE THEM, Headquartérs for Trunks and Valises, I fits high or low .insteps * without the least sign of a wrinkle and is the most comfortable shoe ever It is apa- tented boot made by Krohn & SOLD ONLY BY A. ABERNETHY, KINGSTON STOVES STORED. We Take Down, Remove, We Can Do This Quickly. and Well. 'Phone 223. McKELVEY & BIRCH, 69 and 71 Brack Street. Store and Insure Stoves. nen a . 260564 < That's'the kind of bread you get when you ask for 'Mother's Bread." It's sweet flavor an delicate, fine texture commead it to everyone, It is the best bread 'made in Kingston to-day. ' HEALTHY BREAD P . sk for Toye's Mother $ Bread. Soy a Drvgeits : ive Well Dressed Never before have the needs sires of careful 'dressers bee after as at presents be Our clothing wd sell for m and youths are digfimetively in every way. ¥ Every garment is out fron some durable fabrics 'in the prevailing styled" and" mado. u best manner. Fricos lower tha Out, #pegial vales in' clea fur 'depastment is worth you consideration. It you favour ws by examin uality and prides of the goo peidedly . favour yourself pu them, JOS. SILVE] 102 Princess Stre Buecessor to B, Bilver, Clothier and Gents' §urnisl Furrier. ~ ATEENTION BIGHEST (CASI PRICE PAID Ee ote. on Gent's Musical lostruments, 8% ory 9 have un large ovook of Sesond- and Furnitore that a be sold fo spuce. . | have everything from a an anchor 10 wuid the - publie. Ui oil, ml vp and 27 t ZACH Princ Second door below Corb: EDUCATIONAL © Eee SCHOOL OF A Classes will be resumed cativn, on MONDAY, pp a - classes, Tuesday an : to 9:80. These cia specially for mechanics and tion 16 given individually wo | "' CHARLES 1. WRENS Rooms 2804 Princess street. , KINGSTON Ly LL gy en BAT * TORONTO COLL BUSINESS \ © "PORONTO. Sineausiing facilities. for secur or pot in M4l Queen ~~ s FOR OA LOGO! Coutogirdtion Life Buildings, OL, LOSBON . AND jaianos Company. 4 61,18 In eo oi holders © J unlimited liab khoiders. Farm D nsured "&t' fowest tos, ie Jou old o new rates SPRAN 5 oa STRANGE, 4 MO! BY TO! LOAN IN LAR( sums, at low rates of Ls and farm property. EL 2 0 a and Eat ro Wire Frontend: Loan a) PRED THOUSAKE fram, hy thous A" a lars apply" at oD WIN ANCE SME ORL . Cover' Ode, Marke$ Sdb There's nothing s AyCr's C The bosi time to take it is is in the throat. Throat tickling, Sarat col § 'Ayer's Pectora Doctors fracpésserived tt 'thd éver." They Know'its | membranes "and ov Soling this edicie