' and, besides istress, and, urning sensa." um. 10st likely to [n other cases ¢ time, and js ms to fasten d healing and : it. Though 105 torturing vill not 1njure in and a skin S preparation for the old or ember of the ly medicine remedy it is nd anything Dr. Chase's t. fates :--" For eezéma. At times d from my wajst les: "The intense tried all the'local Yering. The flesh me ever suffered intment, but did Ifth application of its soothing, heal. sistent use of this ght § in gold, and 1 iy' s Foundr;, Chase's Ointment rty years I was y cure, I was wo s developed into night and scratch . The torture 1 Ww I cannot say It has cured me nothing so good or mailed famous Receipt ATIONAL. ! of Art Tuesday and Ture ). These classes ar§ ianics and imstruction lly te suit all trades. B. WRENSHALL, Prisnipal. incess street. SINESS COLLEGE 3STON, INESS COLLEGE ONTO. les for securing posi equipment in Canada. Ki ngston. CATALOGUE. Building, Toronto. EE -------------------- D BUSINESS. TT 3 RELIABLE ital Fally Paid, $1,000,000. in Assurance Co. Insurawee Written. ANCE EMPORIUM Market Square. N IN LARGE OM low races of interest m property. Li y ald county d . Mcu tomas Loan and in- ty. Office opposite DON AND GLOBE Company. Available 16. la addition to bolders have for imited liability of ors. Farm and city at 1wwest possible owing old or giving Ret from ANGE, at "ECTS. ES ---- 'H, ARCHITECT, un A Market ACHITECT, MER- ding, corner Brock redts, 'Phone 313. rr -------------- ARCHITECT, OF- ill Hall, near cor- ontreal Streets. ARCHITECT, OF- ahood's drug ---- and Bagot oa Bagot street. LL SKIRTS LADIES announcing that, our many. King- lve made arrango- NAMEE, pot, Kingston, ur well-known E SKIRTS ivited to inspect e, comprising the from the looms, designs for care trian wear. garment made by to the purchaser. CIALTY CO., bE, Toronto. lealing Ointment EN Ho You Save The Dollars Bat don't sacrifice the quality when you bay Overcoats Here. Our stock 1s complete in every range.' Yoa can get just what you want. Boys' Overcoats and Reefers. Youths' Coats. Men's in all styles. ' FIT-REFORM. 's JENKINS 3% $000000000000000000008 Silver Mounted Walking Sticks We have something above the average in THIS line. New shapes in the PARTRIDGE light canes, so much used in larger centres. If desiring a stylish stick you would doer) to see these. ENGRAVING SMITH BROS... Jewellers and Opticians, 350 K WANTED. A HOUSEMAID. APPLY TO MRS. Hiram Calvin, King St, E. YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE- work. Apply 282 Johnston street. BXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID. APPLY 0 Mrs. G. Hunter-Ogilvie, 149 Earl Ro -- AN EXPERIENCED ROUSEMAID ply in the evening to Mrs. Mires Emily St, AP- w. i AT ONCE, A GOOD SIZED BOY, TO learn the Barbers' Trade. Apply at 217 Princess street. AN ACTIVE MAN, TO WRITE LIFE WE WILL SAVE any article and accident prance a ary. you care to choose now for Christ Early sh ing means, DAILY MEMORANDA. ree---- City council meets, $8 p.m. Division court meets, ® a.m., Tuesday. Selcot Miscellany in the guise of mince pie is about du "* Wealth os opera house, 8 p.m It keeps a lot pf people moving to get enough money to pay ren '} 1i a man has no ear a 'music he can 'at least use it for a pen rack, Money makes the mare go, and the Jautomobile makes the money go. When a dude turns a woman's head it is usually in the other direction. Pure Gold demonstration continued-at McRae's Colden Lion grocery this week. may be made in heaven, ot of them end in the other Prosperity," Grand If a son doesn't take after his father it is usually because the old man left nothing to take. If a girl loves a man and has his best interests at heart why does she spoil it all by marrying him ? November 23rd in history: = Battle of Loona, 1715; Mrs. Scott Siddons, cele- brated actress, married, 1773: Boers de- feated at Willow, Grange, 1899; Halifax treaty award, King of Holland, died, 1870; Britian | garrison, at at Dewets- dorp surrender to Boers, 1 CHINA! CHINA! We have at present the largest and best selected as- sortment of Dainty China we have every shown. Come in and look over the pretty things ; you don't need to buy. 25% cheaper than elsewhere. RUERISI BR0S. Of the most beautiful designs we are showing in great variety. 2 If you are selecting gifts, one of § these will be a most satisfactory purchase. We have them at all prices, From $5 to $75 And 'every one is splendid value § for the money. ; We have the best of the new things in jewelry. A SALESLADY FOR FUR DEPART- ment. . Georre Mills & Co., manufac- turing furriers, 106-108 Princess St. WE WANT A FEW PEOPLE IN EACH t Imperial Company, London, Ontario. 4 FEW MORE MEN CAN BE START- ed the on road io fortune and in- dependence. Don' . Write to- day to G. Marchal Co., Teas. London, Ont. A KIND HOME FOR A CRANKY OLD lady; preferably with married couple without children. Good pay to right parties. Apply to Dr. Lake, 258 Bagot street LANES AND GENTLEMEN, WE PAY 2 per 1.000 cash, copying letters at 2 Everything furnished. Send stamp. Monarch Supply Co. Sta- tion 3, Worcester, Mass. SALESMEN, TO HANDLE OUR choice specialties durin Fall and Winter. Whole or part time Pay Weekly. Elegant outfit free. Cavers Bros., Nurserymen, Galt, Ont. TO PACKERS OF CORNED BEEF, LUNCH TONGUES, ETC. WANTED :--BY A FIRM ESTABLISH- ed 7 years in the City of London, the sole agency for Great Britain for sale of above Large connection amongst wholesale and retail trade, with whom they are doing business, so that the goods can be immediate~ ly placed on this market. Bankers' references and full satisfaction as to commercial standing, etc. In the first instance write to R.T.S., care of Bates, Hendy & Co., 81, Cannon Street, London, E.C., after which, if desirable, interview can be ar- ranged. a better selection and more time to select. P. B. CREWS, Cor. Princess and Wellington Sts. 'Phone 336. # SCOTCH CONCERT ST. ANDREW'S NIGAT CITY HALL, NOV, 30th. Donald MacGregor - =~ Baritone Jean Waldrum Andrews - Soprano Pipe-Major Beaton, (48th Highlanders). Brief speeches by Principal Gordon, Edw. J. B. Pease, Hon. Dr. Sullivan and Henry Bole ickets, 50c. For sale Th Uglow's and McAuley's book stores. ST. MARY'S BAZAAR 'NEXT WEEK. AT HOME--T2sLatiesot St dye yiote THURSDAY NIGHT IN CITY HALL. Admission and Refresbments, 25¢c. MRS. BREDEN, 24 STUART STREET, has vacant very somfortable front room, also table board. WELL FURNISHED rooms, modern conveniences, late dinner. Also table board. Appl 240 King St., E TWO LARGE, A LARGE FRONT BEDROOM, Wi=H bay window, also a study, first floor. sunny aspect. Apply 85 Wellington street. LOST. OPTIONS. The following are the cyotations frog A PBARL FLEUR DE Pin, somewhere about city turn to Whig Office. LIS STICK Re- A WRIST BAG, CONTAINING A SUM and a K. & P. R. Pass, Hotel Dieu and Crumley Finder will be reward- ed by leaving with Mrs. Grant, Court House. TO-LET. . FINE STORE, 165 PRINCESS street. Possession Dec. 1st. Altera tions to suit desirable tenant. ply to ©. H. Road. Ap- Powell, 108 Raglan FOR SALE. A TEAM OF HORSES, FOR CITY OR country riving. Apply through Whig Office. Of Special Interest To Ladies. Unsightly warts can be removed in few hours by Putnam's Painless Com and Wart Extractor. Reliable, safe and sure, Try "Putpam's." London, Eng., for one, two, and th months '-- To end To end Dec ac. Jan, ac. ac Atchison $3 £3 Atchison pref. a B. and Ohio . a1 4 Can. Pacific a4 4 St. Paul 5 6 Denver, common _ 2% 4 Erie, common 2 2 Louis. and Nash 3% 5 M.K. & T., com. 13 i Norf. and W. .. 24 23 Ont. and W. 14 11 Read (850 shs) 13 2 Southern com 2: 23 South Pac 24 ak Southern prei 2% 3% U. 8. Steel, ord. 24% 23 . 8. Steel, pref 21 a Union Pacific 8 34 Wabash pref. 2 3% We are are to deal in options (Puts or Calls) at the above Drices All transactions in options are for cash and expire at noon on contango day of the account in which the eall is due Free booklet on application Prices subject to change. PARKER & CO., 61 Victoria Street, Toronto. Kant Krack Rubbers. Sold only at Abernethy's. a Two Italians 1iiding on a hand car on the G.T.R. near Stratford, wore struck by a westbound train. Both men were killed and their bodies bad- ly mangled. Smith's Falls ratepayers will be J teed to vote $14,000 for improving J the town ball there. CHINA! the corpses, and who mam\ in the shanty, was identiy a single one. KINGSTON, For the Old World and His Name IS EDWARD Vii TREATY BETWEEN ENGLAND AND ITALY RATIFIED. Broader Than Scope of Anglo- French Treaty--Disintegration Between ~ France And Russia-- New Element of Cohesion. New York, Nov. 23.--The Sun's Lon- don correspondent says that the yond has found a new master, who has begun to shape the international relations of Europe. His handiwork is now fully recognized, and his name is Edward VII. The correspondent adds: As a result of the conferences which have been held in connection with King Victor Emmanuel's visit, the terms of an arbitration treaty between Great Britain and Italy have Leen agreed upon. The scope of the ireaty is somewhat broader than the recent Anglo-French agreement. The ratifica tions will probably be exchanged within a fortnight. It may be said in general terins, that the rapproche- ment now existing between Italyand Great Britain is much closer and more friendly than that between Ita- ly and the other members of the tri- ple alliance, although not imposing the same technical treaty obligations, The same process of disintegration if one may use that term, has taken place in the French relations with Russia, to an extent much more seri- ous than is vet apparent. It would be gross exaggeration to say that the Franco-Russian alliance is in danger of dissolution in the near future, but it iz true that the bonds uniting the two countries have already become more technical than sentimental. There is an equal probability of di- vorce under such conditions in a na- tional alliance, as in matrimonial ones. It hecomes clear, almost daily, that as the dual and triple alliances lose their most important element of cohesion, the ties become stronger be- tween Italy, France and Great Bri- tain. ° FOR HOARDED TREASURE. Seventeen Italian Navvies Burned | To Death. Johnstown, Pa., Nov. 23.--While over 100 Italian railroad laborers were asleep in a shanty near Lily, on the Pennsylvania railroad, on Saturday, the building caught fire and before they could escape twenty-seven were burned to death and: a score or more were seriously injured, The men were employed by MeMen- arim & 8ims on the Pennsylvania railroad improvements between Lily and Portage. The shanty was about 100 Jeet long and one storey in height. One end was devoted to the coo ht and eating, while in the other end the men slept in bunks. There was only one door at each end, and the windows were few and small. The fire is suppoted to have started from an overheated stove in the kit- chen. The building burned like tinder and the flames were upon the men be- fore any of them were aroused. The men fought and scrambled for the doors, and the weaker were crush- ed down and trampled. Others were roasted to death there. : Those who strove for the door were in the wildest sort of panic. They fought and kicked, and among those who escaped there are many who bear marks of violence. A few got out of the small windows, minus clothes, and with their bodies cut from broken glass. Many had their savings of years in their trunks, which they left behind them in the building. Remembering this fact as soon as they got outside, thev fought just as fiercely to get back. - A few succeeded, but for the sake of their hoarded treasure they gave up their lives. In the ruins some of the corpses were close beside the hooped bands of their trunks, and melted gold and sil- ver which had been kept in those re ceptacles indicated that they had fallen and died with their treasure in their arms. An Italian who looked knew every unable to ' To What Base Uses." New York, Nov. 23.--The steel mast of the America's cup challenger Sham rock Il has been presented to the town of Cape May, N.J., to be used as a fiagpole. It is 158 feet long. The gift was made by Capt. Barr, skipper of the defending yacht Reliance, he having bought the challenger for the materials it contained. Gompers Re-Elected. Boston, Mass., Nov. 23.--President Gompers on Saturday was re-elected president of the Federation of Labor. The convention voted by roll call, and Gompers was retained by an overwhelming majority. The vote stood : Gompers, 12,524; Kreft, 1,342. Steamer Gem Burned. Huntsville, Nov. 23.---The steamer Gem, 'plying on lakes in this vi:inity, owned by A. Sydney Smith, of Port Sydney, took fire at her lock in Huntsville 6n Saturday and was to- tally destroyed. Benjamin Budd Guilty. Montreal, Nov. 23.--In the court of ling's bench, Benjamin C. Budd was found guilty of a theft of 8600 from Adam Beck, mayor of London. He was allowed to go on suspended sen- tence, but will furnish a $3,000 boad. NEW MASTER ONTARIO, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, WAS PLOT ==. To Poison Czar at a Family po -- FORTY YEARS ON BENCH. Remarkable Public Career of Chi- JOSEPH E GARY. Chicago, Nov. 23. ay marked the fortieth year of a consecutive ser- vice on the bench in Chicago by Judge Joseph E. Gary. Such a lengthy publi: career is said to he without a parallel either in the Uni ted States or Great Dritain among clacted 'officials. Judge Gary i¥ now eizhty-two years old, and retains the vigorous mind and firmness of de cision which "have rcharactericed kis career as a jurist. His bar associates gathered at his court room in large numbers to pav him their respects in celebration of his anniversary. PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest News Culled From All Over The World, There was another heavy fall of snow on Sunday in Eastern Manitoba. Premier Combes urges the danger of recruiting the Fremeh army from the clerical schools. The Dublin Freeman's Journal de- nounces Canada as the most snobbish portion of the British empire, The labor union men of Brockville wi'l go into the. next municipal fight, placing a full ticket in the field. Able-bodied paupers are being train- ed in agriculture in Essex county, England, prior to shipment to Can- ada. Miss Eva Booth, commissioner of the Salvation Army in Canada, is improving satisfactorily from her at- tack of brain fever. The grain trade on the Canada At- lantic is keeping up well. The road will carry 30,000,000 bushels of wheat to Montreal this season. It is said that Hon. Robert Rogers, now commissioner of public works, in Manitoba, will succeed the late Hon. J. A. Davidson as provincial treasur- er. Joseph Martin Has obtained from the publisher of the Daily Ledger, Vancouver, B.C., the name of a letter writer 'who will be arrested for crim inal libel. The safe in Port Hope seed house was blown open, by burglars, but they {ust missed getting $1,500, the book keeper, Frank Garfat, having taken out that sum. Hot fight is expected in Washington over the trials of men concerned in the postal trials. August W. Machen is said to have made big profit out of the contracts. The bye-elections for Beautiful Plains the constituency in the Manitoba legislature represented by the late Provincial Treasurer Davidson, will be held in December "Canadian," in the London Stan dard, puts the question to Hon. George E. Foster if he proposes to advocate a reduction of the tariff if Fis party should be returned to pow er. /Seventeen citizens of Grand Rapids, Mich., have been arrested for accept ing bribes in connection with a water works scheme. All were former city officials and include an ex-mayor and a state senator A law suit has been instituted over the will of the late Count Pius Cha mere, an Austrian millionaire, who married on his death bed Wanda Or- lanstein, a chorus girl, to whom he leit his fortune. Henry Watterson, of the Louisville Courier, calls upon the people of the United , States to rebuke President Roosevelt, for what he calls "the wild orgie 'of infamy, of which this Panama freak is but the beginning." Ex-Queen Natalie, of Servia, the sole heir to King Alexander, declines to accept anything that was presented to King Alexander by the 'government, after he married . Queen Draga. The property thus rénofinced. includes a gold mine valued at $400,000 : Wage Cut Affects Thousands. Boston, Mass. Nov, 23.--The ten per cent. reduction in wages in the cotton mills of Southern New England went into effect to-day, the cut affect ing fully 115,000 operatives. From returns received to-day practically all of the mils of Southern and Central Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Eas- tern Connecticut reduced the schedule cf wages to that in force prior to the general increase made in 1902. The reduction was long expected by the operatives and no serious trouble is anticipated, though there is general dissatisfaction pes 5% the workers, particularly in the Fall River dis- trict. The reduction means a loss in wages of between. $5,000,000 and 86, 000,000 annually among = the cotton mills operatives. Kant Krack Rubbers. Sold only at Abernethy's. Triplicate mirrors, hand painted backs. Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Cataragui lodge of Oddfellows will 1903. Reunion. SOME WERE ILL AND THIS ADDED CREDENCE y TO RUMOR. Death of Little Princess KEliza- beth and Illness of Cmar and Czarina -- Seeking to Bring About a Reconciliation . of Divorcees. New York, Nov. 28.--The World pub lishes the following cable: "Berlin, Nov. 21.--Sinister rumors come from Skiernewice, Poland, ac- counting for the sudden death 'of the little Princess Elizabeth of Hesse, niece of the czarina of Russia, at the moment of a family reunion. The un- fortunate little princess and her fath- er were the guests at Skiernewice of the czar and czarina and it is now said that an attempt was made to poison the whole royal party. "The princess was the only victim although the czarina was made ill and the czar was more or less affected by poison. "There was some wonder that the czar and agarina did not attend the funeral of their neice, but it is now explained that they were too ill to be present. "The accoua's given of the illness of the princess tally with the sugges: tion of the poison. "The Grand Duchess .of Cobourg, | mother of the divorced Grand Duchess of Hesse and of the' czarina, is using all her influence to utilize the present sad event to bring about a reconcili- ation between her dauchter and the Grand Duke of Hesse, but her efforts have availed nothing so far." Czarina Improving. St. Petersburg, Nov. 23.---The czar: ina has been suffering from slight poisoning and local inflammation. A bulletin, issued by her physician, says the general condition is satisfactory; that her appetite is improving and that the local inflammation is follow- ing normal developments. DEFENDS FAITH. The Contentions of Woman Aged Ninety-Four. Newark, N.J., Nov. 23.--Religious circles are much interested in a series of meetings begun to-day in the Cen- tral Methodist 'chyrch, by Mrs. Ossie M. Fitzgerald, ninety- -four years old, mother of Bishop Fitegerall., The pur- pose of the meetings, which are to continue through the week, is to re fute ollegations said to have been made by Methodists that the doc- trines taught at the holiness meetings at the Teun Tabor camp meeting grounds of the Newark Methodist con. ference are heretical. Mrs, Fitzgerald started the Mount Tabor holiness meetings thirty years ago, and has conducted ° them every year since. She has recently heard of assertions. that her teachings "and de- clarations savor of bigotry and fana- ticism, and that the interpretation of Piblizal injunctions is in contradiction to the teachings prevalent in the churches. Among other things she be- lieves that Sunday must be observed gtiistly, and that even a child may not play on that day, and that the celebration of C hristmas should not be a time for merriment, but should be observed only by impressive religious services, QUITE CELTIC. Was The Fervor Created By Mr. Chamberlain. London, Nov. 23.1 Times cor- respondent describing Mr. Chamber: Jain's address at the Newport meet- ing says: "For over an hour he held the audience responsive to every sub tle inflection of his voice, every flash of his illuminating humor, every swift thrust of his keen dialecties, and be- fore he had finished he had wrought the meeting to an enthusiasm quite Celtic in fervor. The great audience hung on the rushing words in which Mr. Chamberlain cast his final appeal to them, and when he finished hy re- citing Tennyson's "Britons Hold Your Own," every man ing the audience leaped to his feet and cheered and waved until he was exhausted. Never was a conquest more complete." The Ottawa gorrespondent of the Times says Canadian support. for Mr. Cham- berlain is forthcoming daily, Mr Chamberlain's English critics are ad- jured to make a note of this fact, The Chicago Strike. Chicago, Nov. 23.--The strike on the ieago City railway is still unsett]. ed. Peace negotiations which have been in progress for neatly a week were confined yesterday to the con- sideration hy the board of directors of the road, of a proposition submitted to the company by the stiikers. This proposition, it is said, provides for the arbitration of the grievances of the unions on the system that struck in sympathy with the trainmen. A basis of settlement of all the oth- er difierences in the controversy it is said, has been agreed upon, and un- less the company refuses to accede to this new demand of the union an amicable settlement of the whole dis- pute should be reached to-night, Kant Krack Rubbers, Sold only at Abernethy's. on Lord Dundogald left Winnipeg elect officers to-morrow 'night. in Farry Sound, lodging w ford, ia ; fo absence of the He boarded at Miss R there. Crockford ¢ wer with Sfsnating his tions, ond issued a writ damages. Mrs. disappeared, bardment. suspension of hostiiities ht hours, ag. wil demand that tion. San Domingo, president appointed Nov. als and ig Fg An was agreed upon. The Hebrews Try To St. Petersburg, Nov. diers and a mob at attempt by a crowd ing escorted to prison. the affray Hebrews stones and blu soldiers defen: butts of their rifles. Property. London, Nov. property and a nw the streets of Bir hit By falling walls or Thus far, eleven manner, Jeading to the fear been disasters partially interrupted. sell. day, Emily Patte out the money ostensibly Belleville woman, old, A Syndicate men. Glasgow, . Nov, Herald, always America's cup in, 1% Washington, "Nov. dent has decided to Rev, of violent opposition the white citizens. Mps. Isaac Silver, Dock in Cereal Co, NOTICE License Commissioners of tavern-keeper transferred Spence. of this city, spector's office, o'clock, p.m, ote. Prtstius on , which w 23rd, will Sunday night for the west. y ig previous to his wri Crockford sul and since then is believed to be mentally unbalanced. He and his wife lived very unhappily together. tae U. S. RESIDENCE GONE, It Was Destroyed During Bom- AY. ou THURSDAY, Nov, 30th Tt is expected given except attacked the sol and tity of wreckage, including boat, hat been swept up on the coast, that there have at sea. Telegraphic communication with the continent is a A eR em se, 'a Pe - Mrs. William Tindgl Lorymer, Sorel, Que., threatening to her h , a Baptist minister, spent ad ars Se ab Ir.' e wi ' ertson, by whom Mrs. was ager ost Crock: his wife, came to Pe t, to furnish supply for the pulpit of te Baptist church, in the tor on his holidays. San Domingo, Nov. 33.--A treaty of tec he rebels and thes gov- ernment of President Wos vy Gil has been commenced and there pn be a lor forty: that the | Wes ¥ Gil" gnriounce a general elec: 23. ~The a peace commis. sion, who visited the I used to entertain ace lalte i demanded the al of armistice, until 6 pm. United States minister's residence was destroyed dur- ing the previous bombardment. mpc SOLDIERS AND MOB CLASH. Rescue Com- , patriots En Route to Prison. 23.~A mili: tary order is published here praising the conduct of the troops in what it describes as an affray between the sol- Orsha, district of Vilna, Rover en i 4 rouble was of an The t iE rescue six compatriots who Were No details of that the / with nt the themselves with the in e-------- GALES IN ENGLAND. Do Much Damage To Life And 23.--Heavy gales in England have caused mich daha" a mingham, Lipton and Helensburgh. the victims having been chimney pote: | deaths caused in this have been reported. A quan- o small SENT FOR TRIAL. The Troubles Of The Lover White- Toronto, Nov. 23. --Albert Hamilton Whitesell was committed for trial, jo. charged with * defraw of $160, was engaged to the woman und to fix up ri business at Newmarket before marry- ing. Whitesell is now out on suspend pi phim for a similar affair with a He was convicted at Napanee, He is about fifty years ions ARE TO CHALLENGE. of Clyde Yachts. 23.--~The Glasgow thoroughly to-day states that a syndicate Clyde yachtsmen will chullstige for the President Is Firm. 23. The re-appoint the Joshua E. Wilson, a negro, post- master at Florence, 8.C., in the face from many of John Dupee dropped dead at a Salvation Army meeting at Petrolea. ex-mayor of Colling- wood, died at Newmarket. RE IE TET IIT... TO CONTRACTORS. TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT House Building at the Government Dry this City for the Frontenac WM. NEWLANDS, A 258 Bagot Street. 4 S TRANSFER OF TAVERN LICENSE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I have this day made application to the this city to have my Tavern License and biisiness as to James late of the Grand Opera House Saloon, and that they have ided to consider the matter on Mon- day. the 7th December, 1903, City building, SAMUEL HARKNESS. 'Kingston, 28rd November, 1908, POSTPONED SALE. THE SALE OF PARM IMPLEMENTS, at the residence of Walter Monk, as to have been held take plac» , at the In- at reliable, of , presi: Hore is a chance for you to ry dollar go as far as two in Up- Date Good value at $3.75; Good value at $3.75; sale price, Good value at $4.00 Sale "price, Good value at $35; sale price, WALKING HATS ~ (all colors new goods, worth from $1 to $3. price, Soe WALKING HATS (Black), very At $1, and $1.50. READY-TO-WEAR HATS - \ ors), a mixed lot; your choice, 786: Untrimmed Hats (all lors), at half price, Children's Banded Senor': ue, at $1.50. On sale at $1. Children's Headwear; 'all the prices. nrice, TRAVER--LAK At Conneaut, on Nov. 18 Mrs. L. Traver, . Lake, Pleton. HARKER-At an, Wiliam Harker, yay aS ss ms x vrivate, from the residence Sherbino, 284 Allred street, 2:80 Tuenday Siternoon; ALLEN--In KI Er ihert Edward. Infan nd ii ona A Men . 'm. puskral priv on on" Fost 1 KIILK WOOD" Near Fol 2nd, Mrs. James wood, year, See the Aired. hands are folded Peacefully upon her Pain and toil 1 Yorever ended, Mary is at rest Fungral 4 Jas. Redden & € P.8.~We have Pure Maple Syrip hand, which ig just the thing tq with Aunt Jemima's Pancakes. ¥ Not Engaging Attention. Toronto, Nov. 23.-The wt cabinet reconstruction is not now foging the attention of Premier {is present amxisty seems to bes to push on the velopment of country on lines previously laid «0 that when parliament meets ag he will be 'able to show the 0 the office of the undersigned, (where plans and - specifications may seen) | cord cf cane and up ou' o'clock pan ti EDRESDAY. withstanding many distr 25th inst, for removing and rebuild ing the Carpenter Shop and Stove matters that --~-- demanded tention during the year. Baylor's @hocolatrs 8 tora Drug Store, | 124 Princess St. "Fhove 50.