lars and catal icent Christmag Bat MASON & RISCH pra, i Saniest terms, and ap, : all and see th, , 0., 121 Princess St. XK u. to Mason & Risch pg 82 King Street, West 3° stmas licacies Aon. sters, addies. Shell Oysters, Shell Oysters ang brated Naval Brand h have no equal. N FISH 0: lay Books r Boys. r Girls. Books for Sun- y Schools. tsi ards, etc. SBET, ir Book Store. D MARKERS. {arkers. Dates, , Bask and Ticket i prompt, NII, \ t ats. & Walsh, rincess & Dagot Sis. TEMAN AGE LICENSES, FIRE INSURANCE KER. rest. 'Phone 896 18 Sydenham St. Separate. night of the con- uke's church the mee with Christ was discussed. Af been viewed from was unanimously the bishop to se hes, and to retain as' incumbent of grégation guaran- w stipend of the 'he Steamer. actioneer, is ne s Island township 1asé of its new ve he will take its original cost, give him twenty y for it. He will interest,and even vinion that - the ney for him, a sia, indigestion, ch, heartburn, or is a remedy at sia Cure ves jo. at: Wade's. peck ties. a man a tie, he See the swell be tied knot ss gifts to buy 7 ---- ~ CHRISTMAS SINGLE PARE--Good going Dec. 24th Sag 28th. Return limit, on or before PARE AND ONE-THIRD--Good goi . 28 24th and 25th. Return line it or wiry Jan. Bh. ~~ NEW YEAR : SINGLE FARE--Good going Dec. 81st, Jan. 1st. Return limit, b fore Jan. 4th. St On or be FARE AND ONE-THIRD--Good going Déc. 30th and 31st, and Jan. Ist. Re turn limit on or before Jan. 5th. J. P. HANLREY, City Peed ts ; ------------------------ eT Kingston & Pembroke & Canadian * t Pacific Railways. RA For Christmas and New Year's Vacation WILL ISSUE RETURN TICKETS. . GENERAL PUBLIC .. AT SINGLE FIRST-CLASS FARE--- Ggod going Dec. 24th, 25th, valid for return until December 28th, 1903. Good going December 81st, 1903, and Janu- ary lst, 1904, valid for return until January 4th, 1904. AT FIRST-CLAST FARE AND ONE- THIRD--Going December 23rd, 24th, and 45th, and December 30th, 31st, 1903, and January 1st, 1904, good returning until January Sth, 1904. Full particulars at K. & P. C. P. R. Ticket Offico, Ontario St ¥. CONWAY, F. A. FOLGER, JR., Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt. THE BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY NEW SHORT LINE FOR Tweed, Napanee, Deseronto, and all lo- eal points. Train leaves City Hall De- wt at 4 pm. F. CONWAY, Agent, 4. §. Ry., Kingston. DOMINON LIE _ STEAMSHIPS PORTLAND--HALIFAX--LIVERPOOL From Portland. and From Portland. Manxman, Dec. 19 Ottoman, Jan. 9 Taurie, Dec. 26 Nomadic, Jan. 16 Canada, Jan. 2 Dominion, Jan. 23 Passenger steamers west bound call at Halifax. For all particulars as to freight and 10 i-- J. ¥. HANLEY, G.T.R. J. P. GILDVERSLEEVE, 42 Clarence St, The Dominion Line, BERMUDA .. THC NOW FAR FAMED BERMUDAS, with eable communication and equable winter temperature of 65 degrees, beau- tifui stenery and "he of good romds, headquarters of(#he British North American Squadron, is¥unrivalled in its aticactiveness, reached. by the first-class iron. steamers 'TRINIDAD or PRETORIA in" forty-eight hours from New York. Baill fortnightly up to 1st January and ey THURSDAY thereafter. The including SANTA UR , ST. KITTS, MARTINIQUE, ST. LUCIA, BARBARDOES AND DEMER- ARA, also afford beautiful and interest- ing tours, all reached by steamship of the Quebes Steamship Company, sailing from New York about every 10 days For descriptive pamphlets and dates of sailing apply to A. EMILIUS OUTER- HRIDGE & CO., Agents, 30 Broadway, J. P. HANLEY or J. P. Kingston, Ont SRN, Secretary, Quebec. ALLAN LINE Liverpool and Londonderry. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS From 8t. John. From Halifax Tunisian, Dee. 19, » « « « .. Dec. 21. Parisian, --=-- --. x ann . Dec. 28 Pretorian, Jan. ' Jan. 4 RATES OF PASSAC( 2 Pirst' Cabin -- Tunisian, $60 and upwards; Parisian, $55 and upwards; Other steamers, $55 and upwards. ond Cabin -- Liverpool, and Londonderry, Tunisian, $40 Other steamers, $87:50; London, $2 extra. Third Class -- $25 and 26, Liv- erpool, Derry, Belfast, Glasgow, London --through . tickets to South Africa . NEW YORK TO GLASGOW Corinthian, Thursday, Dec. 24th, 1 p.in, 1st Cabin, $45, 2nd Cabin, $35, 3rd Oe PALEY. Agent, 0.7 City . P. HA EY, nt, G. TVR. v' "9. P. GILDER ALEHVR. Clarence street. MAYORALTY OF 1804 ALD. W. G. CRAIG Requests the votes and influence of the Electors of the Municipality of King- ston, [6r Mayor for 1904. MAYORALTY 1904. 70 THE ELECTORS : Ladics and Gentiemen--I respectfully solicit your votes and influences to elect the mayor for the year 1904 "WCF_DEVER & G0. JOHN H. MILLS Montreal & lort- "Ryrie" Cut Glass is the purest of Crystal. This 8-inch finest Cut Glass Berry Bowl we send to any address for $8.00. We pay express charges and guarantee safe delivery, Write for our Catalogue. Ready for delivery Nov. og RYRIE BROS. JEWELERS 118, 120, 122 and 124 DR. ROOTS KIDNEY PILLS Care all forms of Kidney and Urinary Diseases. Price 25¢. per box. Have you any of the fol= lowing symptoms? Extreme Weakness ? Cold Hands and Feet ? Distressing Backache ? Unusual Pallor of Face? Loss of Flesh? Swollen Limbs ? Nervousness ? Specks before the Byes? Sharp Pains in Heart? Scanty Urine? If so, you should use Dr. Roots Pills without delay. For sale at all Drug Stores-- Price 25c., or samples free wpon request. Dr. Slocum, Limited, 179 King Street West, Toronto, Wholesale Distributors for Canada. Kidney HOTEL EMPIRE, Broadway and 63rd Street, N.Y. City. Telephone in Every Room Rooms $1 per Day and Upwards. From Grand Central Station take { ears marked * Broadway to Fort Lee ' and reach Hotel Empire in sev | en minutes. All suriace cars of the '* Metropolitan Transit Co.,'" pass the Hotel Empire 'I'he restaurant of the Empire is noted for the excellence of its cuisine, ita ef- ficient service and modérate prices A 'fine library of choice literature fo» the exclusive yse of our guests. 2 The Empire has long been the favorite hotel for tourists visitine the Metropolis Urchestral concerts every evening. Within ten minutes of amusement and of ng centres. The Empire is the headquarters of the Canadian Society of New York. Send for Booklet. W. Johnson Quinn, Prop. [IN CROSSING TO THE ADOL. PHUSTOWN SHORE. Death Of Alexander Armstrong-- Extra Help For The Christmas Season--Trains To Bannock- burn Now. ~ Napanee, Dec, 17.<On December 16th Alexander Armstrong, ill for the past month of lung trouble, passed away, aged about Rirty years. Two sisters in Napanee and two brothers mourn his early demise. The funeral takes place this afternoon to the Napanee cemetery vault. On Tuesday night as Samuel Peter son, of Adclphustown, was returning from Napanee to his home across the bay on the i, his horses got into a crack or opening and both horses and waggon went to the bottom, Mr. Peterson had a narrow éscape. accident occurred opposite A.C. Parks'. The team was a valuable one and- their loss will be a sad blow to Mr. Peterson. Claude McKim, who underwent an operation for appendicitis last week at the general hospital, Kingston, is progressing favorably towards re covery, . A..T. Harshaw is adjusting fire loss- es this week at Webbwood and Winni- peg. The streets are in a most impassible condition for pedestiians atipresent. The ity sidewalks makes travelling on them a source of great danger , and the middle of the street is much used as the sidewalks and with a much greater degree of safety. W. 8. Herrington has purchased W. . Hall's house, Piety Hill, and will occupy it shortly. The schools will close for the Christ mas holidays on Friday. The mérchants expect to have a busy week next week, and extra help has been taken on to tide over the busy season. The Bay of Quinte railway has com- plited its extension into Bannockburn and trains will be running regularly from now on. Fred K. Gordanier week from Manitoba where he spent the last three months, He is so well pleased with the west that he will re- turn in the spring. = returned this ENJOYED THE CONCERT. A Splendid Singer--Hockey Team At Work. Newburgh, Dec, 15.--Not since the nights that the Harvard male quar- tette sang at the opening and presen- tation/of the Shibley memorial organ have the people of Newburgh and vicinity had. such a musical treat as that which they enjoyed in the Me- thodist church to-night when Ruthven McDonald, Toronto, made his first ap- pearance in Newburgh. Mr. McDonald came, heralded as Canada's great batitone, the prince of singers, and he certainly asserted his claim .to the title to-night, the large audience of over 300 people going home, feeling that they had heard one of the best singers in Canada. Mr. McDonald sang with great effect, his low notes being distinctly heard in the back of the gallory, especially in "Be Kind to Dear Old Granny" and "Build For Eternity." His singing of "The Ninety and Nine," "Alone in the Desert" and "Honor and Arms," from Oratorio of Sampson were fine efforts, and brought forth the great vocal powers of the singer. His Scotch songs greatly pleased the audience. Mr. McDonald showed his great elocutionary powers in "The . New Preacher," and 'The Lifeboat," the latter being one of the finest efforts ever heard here. Mra. McDonald, who accompanied him, isa musician of the first rank, her organ sclo showing that she possessed great powers with the pipe organ. The com- census of opinion of all who heard her is that she is the best accompanist heard here in years. The ladies ser- ved tea in the basement from 6:30 till § p.m. Should Mr. McDonald again visit Newburgh (and we hope this is not his last appearance here) he wil undoubtedly be greeted with a larger house than that which he so ably pleased to-night. The proceeds - are about $80. i Great preparations are being made for the closing literary of the term in the high school on Friday. One of We can new stock Present beautiful new Suit or Overcoat? o Purchasing Period ! : Now is the time to be thinking We have them, cut in the latest of what presents you will make. ye you. Our splendid of Clothing and Fur- nishings will help you What better gift could you give than a styles and made from the newest fabricsi-- and prices that will suit limited pocketbooks There are many things a visit here will them suggest Come and see Correct Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Furs. .Louis Abramson The Up Town Clothier, 3 336 Princess Street.3 The Heals! People Drink THE MAGI WATERS And keep well. " There is no doubt of this advantage in the Caledonia Springs Waters Sold by best dealers everywhere. BETTER THAN EVER ' 2 OME~ MYERS CELEBRATES Lid Made Mince Meat, Pork Butsages, Tous derioin, Brawn Auctioneer. or Head ooked Meats, Bacon snd Hams, Al to be found at 80 Brock SL | away on burgh; Mrs, L. A. Newburgh's oldest residents passed Thursday evening, in the person of R. C. Shorey, at the resi- dence of his son, James J. Shorey, Deceased has failed rapidly since the death of his daughter, last spring, and on Monday evening, December 7th, he suffered a stroke from which he never rallied. He was in his eighty- second year. For a number of years he was constable here. He leaves five children, William, in California; George, Bay City, Mich.: James, New- Parks, Enterprise; Mrs, Parks, Bay City, Mich, and two brothers, John 8. C., Newburgh, and Davis H., Dresden. The funeral ser vice was held in St. John's 'church on Sundav afternoon, Rev. Mr. Radcliffe oreaching a very forceful sermon to a large concourse of friends and _neigh- bors, who had come to pay their last respects to an old citizen, Our hockey clab has started work on the rink, having engaged Thomas Whelan to take charge cf the ice dur ing the season. The worst blizzard in vears struck town on Sunday. H. B. Collier and wife, Kingston, are visit ing frinds in town. A vaudeville troupe was advertised for town this week, but for some reason or other they did mot stay here over a couple of hours, going to Enterprise. Mr. McFadden, auditor of the Dour inion Express company, inspected the books of W. B. Dunn, local agent, on Tuesday. of last week. Rumor bas it that one of our large stores is soon to change hands. D. A. Nesbitt, B.A., principal of the high school, was in Napanee on Friday and Monday in connection with the model school ex- aminations. bat Stop That Cough. The "Diamond" Cough Remedy gives relief at once, composed of wild cherry, eclecampane, horehound and other valuable ingredients. Pleasant to take. Dose small, 25c. and 50c.. at Wade's. Have no equal as 4 prompt and positive cure for sick headache, biliousness, constipation, pain in the wide, liver troub Carter's Little Liver Fills. Try them: -- ras : TEAM DROWNED FASHION'S FORM, An Evening Frock Of Very Pretty This is a very pretdy design for an evening frock, and can be made in any pale color or white. Crepe de chine, mousseline de scie, liberty gawre, or even a fabric like Paris muslin or or- gandy would look well in, a frock made irom this design. The only trimming required is Ince diamonds, but of these it takes six dozen. Lace -tan 'be brought by ths yard in diamond shapes that can be cut apart, and this is less expensive than buying the separate motifs. The entire frock is box-pleated, and around the neck, waist, and lower part of the skirt bias folds of the same ma: terial are 'put diamond-shape around the lace. The idea of the points com- ing up on the neck gives a very pretty effect, YARKER IN DARKNESS. No Power To Generate Electricity --A Man Injured. Yarker, Dee. 15.--~But for the stop- page of the machinery, William Silver would have lost his' arm; as it was, part of the fieshy part of his arm was torn out by the cogs. Yarker is "danced out," as dances have been so frequent. Both Sunday schools here will have a supper and Christmas tree next week. Water is very much need- el in the country; wells are about dry, and factories are crippled for want of it, where the power is water. We have had no electric lights hire for some time, as the power is not sufficient owing to low water. John Wright expects his furniture in from the west this week. He has a very handsome store. John Winter is billed for Strathcona Station, as agent there for the Bay of Quinte railway. F. Davy goes to Queensboro, and C. McDonald to Tweed. The 'ine to Ban: nockburn will likely: be in operation in a few days. The stockholders of the Benjamin Manufacturing company held their annual meeting here this week. . Rev. Mr. Baliour preached missionary ser- mons Sunday last. We will likely have a township election this year in Cam- den, although council is generally el- ected by caucus after the last regular meeting in nber. Opposition to candidates brought out at this cauc- us is'useless and momey expended for nothing; so we might as well save the expense of an election.' : Mrs. William Gordon left here for Manitoba {fo reside, The Holiness Movement hold "a convention hers this week, Friday, Saturday and Sun- day. Yarker Lodge, A.0.U.W., meets Fri- day evening. Our present teachers in public schools here have resigned and new ones have been engaged. The chil- dren have a concert in the school house free to all, J, Watts has pur chased the Co fial Hotel here. He disposed of hi hotel - at Me¢Donald's Corners. He comes well recommended ns a hotelman. 8. Winter is again into the oyster trade. Give him a call. Consumption Is Scourging Canada Year by year the White Plague OUR NEIGHBORS WHAT WHIG CORRESPOND ENTS TELLUS. The Tidings From Various Points In Eastern They are Doing. =~ - ee ---- A Successful Tea Meeting. rived on Tuesday for to visit her sis ter, Mrs. C. Collins. A very » ten-weeting was held at Beulah church 'one evening last week. The sum real- ized was $35. Mrs. William Amey, of Ernesttown Station, is visiti her 'son, Oscar. A son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rickey, on Monday. Week night services are held «every Thursday evening at 7.30 p.m. Miss Magyie Baker is spending a few days at John Purdy's. °° Gives Good Satisfaction. Point Road, "Dec. 16.--The recent rains and cold weather have made the roads very bad, as there is neither good sleighing or wheeling, The Miss- es Barrett have attached a new wind. stoker to their threshing machine, which gives good satisfaction to both owners and patrons, as it does away with help hard work. Miss M. Mc- Lean, ill for some time; is improving. V. and Miss A. Fowler spent Sunday in Glenburnie. Misses Wilmot are vis- iting at Miss H. Crozier's. Our school teacher, Miss A. Draper, has been re- engaged in No. 2 school. Councillor W. Ruttan is again in the field for municipal honors; we wish him every success in the future. Will Lunch Together. Battersea, Dec. 15.--Misses Lizzie Anglin and Mabel Lake are training children for the Christmas tree enter- tainment on Christmas eve. The church is undergoing repairs. Miss C. York will close her school at Milburn with a concert by the pupils. Lloyd Buck has been re-engaged to teach the vill- age school. James Bell, eldest son of Rev. G. A. Bell, is here to spend Christmas holidays. L. Vanluven has returned from Bedford Station, where he was relieving agent for some time, Charles Holder and wife and George Holder arrived from the Soo lately to spend holidays here. T. H. Hughes, snitoba, is here calling on friends. Harry Lake, wife and sister-in-law, Sesley"s Bay, spent Sunday = with fricnds here. The shareholders and patrons of the cheese factory intend celebrating the prosperous year just efided by an oyster supper at the "Granite" on Wednesday night. Cushendall Callers, Cushendall, Dec. 16.--Mrs. Charles Keys is slowly recovering from severe illness. A little girl has come to stay at. Thomas Dunlop's. A number from here attended the sale at H. Gates' on Monday. Everything went at a good price. Edward Trotter confined to the house for a few days from falling off a load of hay, is able to be out again. Mrs. Lunnan, Kingston, re cently visited at her daughter's, Mrs. T. Dunlop's. Mra, Edward Fitzgerald, Tichborne, visiting her sister, Mra. Ward, has returned. Mr. and Mrs. G. Franklin spent Sunday in Dufferin. Visitors: Mrs. Henderson and daugh- ter, Valeria, Collins Bay, at her mo- ther's, Mrs. G. Ward's: T. Hyland at J. Wilson's, Woodburn West; 8. Kane, Howe Island, at James Martin's; J. Martin. Kingston, Sunday at home ; R. McFarlane, Kingston, at his mo- ther's on Sunday: T. A wife, Washburn, at G. A and Mrs. Chailes Ryder have movef to Front Road. Miss ¥ithel Ward is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henderson, Collins Bay. » : -- Rip Van Winkles At Barriefield. Barriaficld, Dec. 16.--The village has been most quiet for a long time. Christmas is just coming in time to save us from being Rip Van Winkles. We have to record the loss of Rev. C. Worrell. Last Sunday Rev. R. Dick- son officiated at St. Mark's at morn ing and evening services, leaving a. most favorable impression, Next Sun: steadi y gains headway, and why? Because careless people let their colds run into catarrh whith in turn be comes consumption. Viclims of ca- tarrh needn't be discouraged, for! fragrant healing Catarrhozone per- manently cures every tvpe of catarrh. The soothing vapor of Catarrhozone | immediately kills the germs that cause cotarrh and prevents them from again entering your system. Relief will be quick, cure will be certain, absolute freedom from any trace of catarrh fol- lows the use of Catarrhozone. It is a scientific remedy warranted to cure lung troubles, bronchitis and catarrh. Cure guaranteed with two months' treatment. Prive, 81; sample size, 25c. A World Of Perfumes. In anticipation of the holiday de- mand we have now on display a mag- nificent line of perfumes, including the best of foreign and domestic produc- tions. These perfumes come In pack- ages of all sizes, at all prices. They are the kind of goods you should sel- ect either for personal use or as gifts. 'The price in each instance is .as low as is obtainable anywhere. Examine our stock. No trouble to show goods. Wade's Drug Store, } ------------------ Auction sale farm lots, 13 and 14, in, 7th con., township of Olden, south of Sharbott Creek, at the rooms of Wil liam Murray, Jr, anctioneer on Thurs- day, December 24th. Auction sale farm stock and imple ments at the residence of Mre. Alice Bennington, Glenvale, on Wednesday, December 23rd, William Murray, Jr., auctioneer. Gained For several Der. or se our brother had been froubled with indi gostion. He tried several remedies but got no benefit from them. We purch: at Liver Tabnabatiain an: ver a taking them. Inside 'of th had gained forty pounds i is ow huily " trade on. ¥ Merchants, 3 omupned irty days he flesh. He Forty Pounds In Thirty | prices day our new curate, Rev. H. Nimmo, takes charge. The Pittsburg council held its last meeting for 1903 vester- day and last night. Reeve Maxwell intited his fellow workers to an' oys- ter supper at Mr. Byrne's, where all spent a very enjoyable evening. We trust that the council has taken some action regarding the proposed elsctric railway. Miss Saber Medley is mow able to be out after a serious illhess. John Esiord met with an accident on the elippery ronds---a sprained ankle, which will confine him to the house for some time. Dame rumor has it that one of our most attractive busi- ness men has lost his heart some miles west of Kingston, and many are the hearts that are sad in the village about it. Mrs, Nelson, Winnipeg, and Mr. Brewster, Hamilton, have heen visiting their gister, Mrs. Hutton. It's When You Have Toothache That the power of Nerviline guickl makes itsell felt. Any aching toot! can be relieved by Nerviline in a few moments by filling the cavity with batting seaked in Nerviline. A good plan is to rub the gums with Nervi lige also. There isn't a single remedy that has one-fourth the pain relieving power of Nerviline, which. acts like magi'. Nerviline kills the pain out right, and prevents it from returning. You can't beat Nerviline for toothache or neuralgia; it's the best pain cure New York, Dec. 17--~Aushrding 'to estimates given by a number of lead- | ing dealers 50,000 Christmas trees will be used in yd Jouk this sensor Tia ri ral rom . to A all of the trees come from Mat tropolis in large as far distant as Tennes: Walnut maple cream, 13c. Walnut chocolates, 13¢. Peanut and almond bob-bons, 15c. Chocolate caramels, 15c. 25 oranges, 2c. Crawford's. by all Suthetlagd's are open to-night. Millhaven, Dec. 16.--Mrs. Leslie and ; 'daughter Phyllis, of Melita, Man. ar- || forests: There is a good deiand also for svrgtem rope and mistletoe and holly, whith is being sent to the me- quaiicies from points La Ontario--Waat | § Sunlight squeeze out water without fabrics in this way. iiss thoroughly in Cear Vou can wash out Art Must, Crétomnes, Lace Curtiras and cdl ASK FC.: THE OCTAGON BAR Sumdight Soap Washes the Clothes White and won't Jijure the 3 LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO wash them : Shake the articles free from dust, cut an h into shavings, pout into a gallon whisk into a lather; when water is lukewarm work lather very gently and carefull glove without bre tans, browns, whites, fawns, throughout with sill. A few with mocha kid hand. brated Canadian firm of lar value, and now share ¢ Retail values were $1.25, last your choice CRU OF KID GL ON FRIDAY M 126: Pairs of worthy Kid Gloves: ure here Joi the bargain or blemish,and al} greys. a We lmmt whi = ndve sed, er he a Some aro in dressed kid, others u dozen ure mude of a hey tan b were_ma nifactured in Acton, Ont., by. # «Hs Sor & Son. We cleared the balance of their fall stock at a $1.50, for le oh 7 Sc. pair, out BANE Sof ST sue me Sale Price, ML 'Headquarters for Big clearance of Ladies' and Children's Underwear to-night worth 30c. for 19. ; better quality. at80c. and 75c. to go at 39. En ov & bugers, big reduction on nib with our patrons. x 75 and some $2 a pair. While pl bargain st 8), to-night 2 dozen Self-opening Ul . cial at 81, a nice present for + tleman, 8c. List per Bottles, fume, Figures, Ornaments. Vases, Fancy Plates, Salt and Pep: ugs, Calendars, Games, Toy Books, Banks, Dolls, Bottles Per- 18¢, List Shaving Mugs, Men's Watch Chains, Brooches, Bottles of Perfume, Packs of Playing Cards, Bound Books, Toy 10¢. L. Cups and Saucers, Ash T ing Mugs, Moustache Plat ugar Shells, Hand Calen Games, Toy Boo , Dolls, Banks, Boxes or Vases. 28¢. Jewelry of all kinds, Fane Cake Plates, Salad Fancy Pointers, Heavy Carts, howl. Books, Prayer Books, 6 Bread A Books, Calendars, Two-Wheel Carts, Boxes of Candy, Girls' Bracelots, | Buiter Plates, Games, Dolls, © China Pitchers, Ornaments, Fancy | Cr Hoxes of Stationery, Handkerchiefs, Wheel Barrows, Perfumes. Schools, ete. See the big Jug full of Mixed Nuts on sale to-night for 10c. 13 only Glass Water Sets, including Nickel Tray, 6 Glass bossed Jug, Friday special 69¢. for set. " ny Special prices on Candies, Nuts ant Oranges for entertainments, vears old, and years old, arrested and series of robberies, in over a bh York. rade. Price 25c. Good enough for any girl, our bon: Uses 50,000 Trees, 2008, Viv, Cramlord's, Cough Remedy. . WOODS' FAIR Admit Extensive Series Of Thefts. Washington, Dec. 17.-Two girls giv- ing the names of Celia Gilson, sixteen Lewis, eighteen both of New York, were confessed to an extensive schocl houses, most of them in New Colds are quickly cured by Chamberlain's ens the cough, relieves the ¢ secretions, effecting a permanent eure. It coun- teracts any tendency of a cold to result.in pneu- monis. It is pleasant to take; both adults and children like it. Price 25c.; Marquis of Bute Montreal, Dec. 17.--The ; Bute, one of the best known men in land, Sho hunt Shooting fom n a arran, nts to visit ian North We dian Noi est. next . year porto, of oi ring of the C.P.R. Lig od x It acts on nature's plan, loos- large size goa. ate