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LOUIS ABRAMSON The Up-town Clothier. 336 Princess Street. Night Photography SPECIAL NOTICE | 1 lhiave, after a number of experiments, succeeded in perfecting an apparatus for taking Photographs at NIGHT The results obtained are equal to the est. daylight exposures There is no fiash to startle people Specimens way be secn al the studio IMPORTANT No Photos taken at night unless jointment made previously ap. Persons busy_durine the day time will conv nt for sittings, and ladies in evening ess may pho- These Are Only Samples : tographed previous to attending balls Special lines of heavy Vel- our Couches, fringed all around, only $6.50, and heavy Velour five-piece Parlor Suite only $25. Also odd Chairs, Screens and Easels. Mail orders promptly attended te. factory results. but perform the work. sacrificed, but your best interest and parties Joslin, King Street. . Successor to Sheidon & Davis. PRICES 1$ PER DOZEN UP. (ET ME HAVE YOUR SALE And I will guarantee you satis- We don't brag, Nothing JAMES REID, studied, = i W. J. MURRAY, The Auctioneer. SPORT REVIEW. BEITINC MEN DISLIKE SNAP- BACK SYSTEM. ------ The Limestone-Toronto II. Match To-Morrow--A Capture For Queen's Track Club--General Sporting Notes. WEile the eastern clubs oppose the snap-back system of rugby because they think it inferior to the saim- mage game, betting men oppose it for a much different reason. They de clare that it is not as safe a game to bet upon as the old system, and when betters are spoken of, one means those who make a scientific study of teams and rarely lose a wager. It is claimed by them that under the snap-back system it is almost im possible to name the winner by the usual methods employed, when the teams are nearly of the same strength. There must be a big differ ence in the playing ability before the winner could be s "called." That view seems to be correct, judging from the O.R.F.U. junior series in the west. No doubt this will be good news, for those who are trying to put down the gambling practice. But it is a fact that the eastern professional betting class will never look with fa vor upon the new Ontario rules, and will use their influence against them, which means that Ottawa and Mon treal are likely to remain loyal sup porters of the strenuous scrimmage = The Limestone Match. The match to-morrow afternoon on the cricket field between Limestones and Toronto 11 should prove very in- teresting, and it is to be hoped that the weather will be of such a nature as to allow it to be viewed by a large gathering of gridiron devotees. It is recognized that the winners of this contest will virtually be the O R.F.U. junior champions, and hence both teams will exert themselves to the utmost. Toronto has evidently a smart lot of players to. have come this far through the western fray to wards the championship. Limestones are speedy and strong, and should make a splendid showing. As no gate fee can be secured at the. ericket field, the public should be prepared to show their appreciation of the Limestones by a liberal display of coin when the hat is passed round. Football. It's hockey that should be in son now, instead of rughy : The annual meeting of the Ontario Union will, be held on Saturday, De cember 12th. Columbia will play on the during the Christmas holidays, Michigan will likely go west also. There were five inches of snow yes terday on the Ottawa gridiron and the thermometer was below the zero mark. : An indoor baseball tournament is to be held in Madison Square Garden, New York, for the week of December 13th to 19th. sea- coast and Next year the O.R.F.U. will have to get its junior matches played off earlier. It's almost crimmal to ask avers to get out on the gridifon in this kind of weather. The Limestones will he in need of money to go to Toronto for the final match if they defeat onto II here to-morrow. "The people should help a team that represents their city with honor. Ottawa Rough Riders are not to blame for refusing to play a match for the Canadian championshiv. To- ronto 'Varsity, had ample warning, and agreed to the Ottawas' terms too late. But Hogtown will be Hogtown! Hockey. Toronto Wellingtons will probably challenge for the Stanley cup. A bank league will probably be form ed in the Ingersoll-London district. It will be no easy matter for Queen's to fill the position of "Pick" Wilson. Barrie is going make a strong bid for both the intermediate and junior O.H.A. championshigs this win ter. R. E vear s tending macy, and will line up with hockey team this winter 1i A. H. Beaton retires from office in the O.H.A. the association will lose the best officer and the most faith- ful worker it ever had Mr. Beaton is an old Queen's man, and was secre tary of the O.H.A. for many years. A Bufialo, N.Y., syndicate is seeking Canadian girls for a hockey team, ALWAYS SICK, CONSTANTLY TIRED Nerves on Edge, Appetite Poor, Sleep Disturbed--You Need FERROZONE. to son, the point player of last ault Ste. Marie team, is at the Toronto School of Phar "Varsity "The benefit' 1 derived from Ferro zone," writes AL P: Whitehead, from Moncton, "is really parvelious. For two years 1 didn't have one day's freedom from headache and pains in the back and side. I consulted doc- tors in Montreal, but wasn't helped. I used Ferrozone, and am glad to say my health is better to-day than for many wears. 1 weigh ten pounds more and look and feel stronger. Fer rozone is the best tonic I ever used." Mrs. Duncan W. Dunham, of Port land, writes : "Last winter 1 was at- tacked by neuralgin and was rum' ds in health. 1 used all sorts of ines, but found Ferrozone the wm » best, It brought back my appetite and has made me strong, so that [I don't expect to be bothered with neu ralgia weak spells again." The cures of Ferrozone are lasting, it does its work thorou 3 or because It i« a speide for all forms of s dis kidney, liver, and stomach trouble. It cures headache and lan- guid feeling in a short time. Ferro zone contains more nourishment and vitalizing proper than you can get in any other way--in short, it assures health and costs but 50c. for three weeks' treatment, or six boxes for $2 50. At druggists, or by mail from The Ferrozone company, Kingston, Ont. Get a supply to-day. si . Gooll wages aid good treatment wre promise]. In Montreal, 'tis said that of girls, who would be willing to travel and meet all comers on the ("Raiph Connor) has been elected pre- sident of the Rover Hockey club, of Winnipeg. The prototype of the central figure. in his wellknown North-West story, "The Sky Filot" has a more active connection with the national winter sport. The character was drawn from Rev, Hugh Grant, who is captain of the Pincher Creek hockey team. MP. Grant learned his hockey in Kingston, and is a stronger and more useful man in any community Lecause of it. General Sport. Antoine Wendling, Brockville, has sold one of his string of trotters, Red Pat, 2:294, to J. Brosseau, of Mon- Queen's track club has decided to appoint a captain. The officers are to be chosen at this evening's meeting of the Alma Mater Society The position of leading rider on the English turf will hardly be settled un- til the close of the season. When the last 'mail left W. Lane had ridden 140 and O, Madden 137 winners, Western curlers are delighted to hear that George Gooderham, of Toronto, will take a rink to the Winnipeg bon spiel this winter, to show the western ers a thing or two about the roarin' game. "Rube" Waaddelli the eccentric pitch er, has severed his connection with "The St of Guilt" theatrical com- pany, after a row with the manager. He will dispense drinks for Sammy Nicolls, the old Western Association player, who runs a Wheeling, Va., sa loon. The gates seem pretty effectively lccked against Frank Bonner, the former Wilkesharre baseball player, at every league ground in the National Association. The Toronto management has placed his name on the reserve list sent to Secretary Farrell, and, ac cording to present indications, it will not be an easy matter to get it off. IRELAND LOSES IN RESIDENTS 16,603 Year. 20.--Ireland is a coun loses thousands df its natural increase of population by emigration, in which more boys are born than girls, and the most fatal epidemic is influenza. The population of Irelgnd in 1902, according to the registrar general's re turn, was 4,432,274, The marriages, numbering 22,949, and the births, 101, 863, show a slight Increase om the average of ten years; the deaths, 77, 676, were a trifle below the average. The excess of births over deaths be ing 24,187, and the loss by emigration amounting to 40,190, there was a de- crease in thes population during the year of 16,003, less whatever immi gration there was, of which no record is kept. Decrease of The Past London, Nov, try which still Rebuilding Paper Mills. Strathcona, Nov. 24. Through this section it has been very difficult for farmers to accomplish their fall ploughing on account of dry weather, very little rain having fallen since harvest. Mr. Fenley is rushing the re-building of the paper mill, his friends and neighbors are rendering him every assistance in their power. All are glad the mill is' going up. Be- cause of a small debt agamsi the public library, "the powers that be" were going to remove it to Marlbank. The board of directors thought other and intend te raise the debt and wise retain the library. They are preparing 4 concert to raise some of the funds. It would be a pity to allow it to be taken from here. R.Caoper has returned from visiting his people whom he has not seen for years in the vicinity of Stratford, Ont Joe Morgan, overseer in the Mud mill here, has been removed to the cement works at Marlbank, as the works here, cept the grinding mill, are closed. F Cummings and R. Lott took a trip through the back country to Cloyne R. Pybers has a situation at Deseron to; he was formerly engaged in "the cement works here. - Mrs. Neely made a flying visit among friends here a few days ago. ex Dean O'Connor's Golden Jubilee. Marysville, Tyendinaga, Nov, 25. The sudden death of E, W, Rathbun, efforts are being wade to form a club | ioe, { Toronto Globe : Rev. C. W. Gordon Deseronto, has cast a gloom over the neighborhood. Mrs. Joseph Farrell and daughter Bessie, Amherst Island, cently friends here. James Meagher arrived home on Wednesday; after spending the summer in Bow manville, Miss Annie MeAlpine companied by her cousin, Miss Ag re visited ac- Doyle, . have gone to spend several wees' visit with friends at Ernest town and Awherst Island. Michael Harpell, Napanee, passed through here recently. Miss Phoebe Berry, Slash Road, spent last week the guest of Miss Stella Campbell. Miss Hannah Shechan, Westbrooke, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Meagher Messrs, John Comigan and Patrick McAlpine are- going their rounds collecting for the Rev. Dean O'Connor's golden jubi- lee. Latimer Locals. Latimer, Nov. 24.~Many of the farm- ers are drawing their mitk to a Glen hurnie factory. Rev, Mr. Service, See ley's Bay, preached an inte ing mis sionary sermon in this church Sun day. Miss Sadie Sherman is spending a few days in the city. Mes. J. Bruce | i= visiting friends in the city, Messrs. | Melvin Hughson, Chatlie Ennie and Miss Louisa Hughson, Opinicon, re cently visited at J. Naylor's. Miss! Luella "raves, Sydenham, spent Sun | dav at homé. A sugar party will be| held at James Sherman's to-night by | the young people. : Your Choice For $15 Only. Worth | $18 To $20. | Prevost at the New York clothing | store, Brock street, will make to or- | der a suit or overcoat for 815, guar | anteed first class fit and good trim- | mings, large assortment to choose from for suiting and overcoating. 1 | 1 Kant Krack Rubbers. Sold only at Abernethy's. -------------------- | A new American church = | ted at Betting 3 b Yeon dedica- | len | Change of the character of the urine ? | carry Made in Canada Peterborough, Ont. FASHION'S FORM, A Smart, Yet Inexpensive Evening Wrap. This is a very good design for an evening wrap, apd is not expensive to make, as there is. no trimming but stitching and silk cord. It can be made of any pale-colored broadeloth-- pale tan, blue or white are about the prettiest, The yoke is cut and stitched (raw- edged) on. The stitching: is rather no- vel, being done in waves. The shawl collar is done in the same way. The sleeves are tucked at the top and bot tow, leaving a pretty fullness at the elbow. The little crescents are cut from the broadcloth and stitched on after firet fastening the silk cord loops under them. There is a crescent on each end of the loops. From a crescent on each end of the collar there is a cluster. of the cords hanging loose and knotted on the ends. The wrap comes just ab out to the knees, Dropsy Is One Positive Sign Of Kidney Disease. Have you any of these unmistakable signs ? Puffiness under the eyes 7 Swol- limbs ? Smothering feeling ? Exhaustion after last exertion ? If vou have there's dropsical tendency and you shouldn't delay an hour in putting yourself under the great South American Kidney Cure. Sold hy Henry Wade and H. B, Taylor,-- 86. Cheese Markets, Picton, Ont., Nov. 25.--To-day eight. factories boarded 711 boxes; highest bid, 94c.; 4 boxes sold. 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