Daily British Whig (1850), 12 Mar 1904, p. 8

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Jargost and most costly Exposi- for exhibits ¢ tion Fapont is J 240 acres, in i Comparison with in 1803, which 688 aris Exposition in > 1 w acros, and the 9 . American at Buffalo, occupied 300 acres. Popular {a train service to and from the World's Fair City via. the - J. P. HANLEY, Agent, City Passenger Perot: KINGSTON& PEMBROKE & CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS. World's Fair ST. LOUIS April 30th to December 1st, 1904 Special ay Mecoud Class Colonist = Toke, dally during fi A 'rom ton to Van gi he ; Ore. RLaSeisit" 3 Tuesd; ] " MEK &P and CPR Ras Ontario st, N + F.A. FOLGER, JR, te Gen. Supt. ? 148 8AY OF QUITE ANLWAY NEW : awe Slr ro Deseronto, all al points, Train leaves City Hall De pot, ab 4 pm. F. CONWAY, Agent, ts THINGS THEATRICAL. Playhouses. let" in New York this week Anthony Hope has turned pldy- wright and in "Capt. Dieppe," which he wrote for John Drew, he has scor- od a hit as certain as that which he made in fiction when he wrote *"the Prisoner of Zenda." Bir Henry Irving will close his Am- erican tour at the Harlem Opera House, New York, Friday evening, March 25th, and the following day he will sail for London, and at a can- servative estimate $50,000 richer than { when he reached these shares last Oc- tober, » Sir Charles Wyndham will play a four weeks' engagement in New York, followed by a tour through the Unit- ed States, prior to his appearance in Australia at the end of the year. Over forty vears have elapsed since his first appearance in New York, where he made his first professional appearance under the management of Mrs' John Wood, at. the old Olympic. The most important event in Ameri- can theatricals last week was the pro duction in the New Amsterdam Thea- tre, New York, bv Richard Mansfield, ol Alexis Tolstoi's play. "Ivan the Terrible." The scene is laid in Mos- Cow in 1684, und the entire produc tion was staged with the historical | accuracy of detail for which Mr. Mans. ld is so. . In Enelish musical comedies there is a peculiar catchineds' States composers sgnchow seem un able to secure. The reason of their Notes About Plays, Players And Forbes Robertson is playing "Ham- J. M. Barrie has contracted to write | immuni which United : BY M. S. BURNETTE. No Statemen t By Privy Council, Pay. ; Kingston, March 9.-(To the Edit or) : The tifteenth clause of the agrie the Kingston Light, Heat and Power up the affairs of said company, and shall surrender, assign, transfor and set over to the said corporation, all their rights, franchises, privilsges and ties." a new play for Mra. Patrick Campbell | What does this clause: mean, inno- 10 be re bv. next Sepfember. cent and all as it looks? In the Wilson Barrett is making a tour .of f hands of a rich and powerful com- the London suburban theatres with | pany, like the Heat and Powe: com- bis old success, "Lhe Sign of The | pany, whose blood is up, and a state Cross," and "The Silver King." ' [of legsl warfare is on it means mors litigation, in my opinion, than any other clause in the entite agreement, THE DAILY 5TH. CLAUSE {ExmavSTIVELY TREATED oF Still + His Thente--Is Afraid Municipal Ownership May Not this agreement, then the contractors, WHIG, SATURDAY, obtained, for T hold that a suit could (if it were ffi existence) in the first in- stance for the amount due on the bond, for the reason that a demurrer would lie for want of jurisdiction, as an action against the company .in the first instance. The city ! | pays thé judgment, and it may be with vosts, and turns &bout to sue the company by wav of recouptuent if thers gre grounds for an action under clause 16, against the 15th clause. Is there any one to sue? This is the point of my a 2 Jetlows le narshy article, But I moot the question be- parties hereto, tht in the event of | fore the Kingston bar, which in = the works, plant and property of the { OPUon (and I have run up agains contractors being acquired by the) many of the Toronto and Ottawa corporati . craft), is good a bar as there is in ation pursuant to the terms of ai 8 oud 5 bar ss bre ol express terms of this 15th clause, is meet the Present ewergency as out lined. We come then to this: Are the in: dividual' members of the present cém- pany pérsonallss liable to the city in an action ? Let some of the Kinoston bar, outside of lawvers interested mive us the bepefft of their legal learning. Is there any way to avoid all this? Possibly, But not probably. Tf the city should get ready to take over the plant, they would likely call upon the company, before any money was paid comparative failure is, perhaps their tendency to overweening ambition. We all know that any United States bov mav become president of the United States; so why may not the compos er of rag-time some dav turn out a grand opera? Im England, it would | appear, they are content to excel each | on his own level, without wriggling to get into the stratum above. -------------- A Word For Parents. In an article in the April Delineator ) on Growing up with Une's. Chilaren, which is filled with sensible advice to mothers, Mrs, Theodore W. Birney has | - BERMUDA .. OW FAR FAMED BERMUDAS, with PR AR FAMED and equable Ciel sounaty: "aad S00 mile S good an m 2 of the anitish Nosth tic Js unrival ts Alas Haaren, 3 by the first-class iron steamers TRINIDAD or PRETORIA Saiki ey ThURSDA oe \ . e aa as, includin SANTA CRUZI, BT. KITTS, MARTINIQUE ST. LUCIA, BARBADOES ND R- ARA, also afford beautiful and inter est tours, all-reached by steamship of Steamship Company, sailing from New York about every 10 days. For riptive pamphlets and date of sailing apply to A. EMILUS OUTER- 4 RI & Co. Agente, a9 Broadway, ew York: J. P. HANLE J. P. . 4 or VE, KINGSTON, Ont. a. Ler) AHERN, Secretary, Quebec. LLAN LINE and Londonderry. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS ¥ From St. John, From Halifax. 2 Parisian, re ada . March Jie. reh, 1 arch Toman "Aen nd, . April 4th. ~~ Bavarian, April 9th, April 11th, RATES OF PASSAGE. First Cabin--$55 and upwatds, accord- ing steamer, 10 April 1st, After April 1st, $75 and upgards, (summer rates) N Second Cabin--Liverpool and London- derr) ARISIAN, = 20 Other steams oh 0. London js extra. "up ir Class----§26, to Liverpoof, Derry, Belfast, Glasgow, London Through tickets to South Africa NEW YORK TO GLASGOW Coriisthian, Thiirs. March 17th, 11 am. tian, Thurs. March 81st. 11 a.m. <u Cavin=fis, Second Cabin, $35. hied class, Ths P, HAN q AF. ae Passenger Depot . h DER- ALB, Clarence stroot. : : Selling Off Stock A Bradbury Shoemaker's Patch Machine, new, at cost. Cash Registers, from $20 up. A Caligraph Typewriter, perfect condition, $30. _ ' A Yost Typewriter, good as new, $40. some llent remarks about the treatment of children that are grown. Many parents will do well to take to | heart the following paragraph : *"Lhere is ono thing parents should | this sea cf liligation. Thera was recognize that their children = are then no gourt in view save only - the growing up and that their authority |0Urt of arbitration, and before the as such grows weaker every fay, while | fOUrt of arbitration, all the legal their influence waxes stronger in pro- battles were 2 be fought; each side portion as their government has Leen | ¥%* 10 Bo there and get the best wise, tender and just. Many a house 1erins it gh at the hands of the : ey . (arbitrators. I'ki oi is fi hold is discordant because parents in. | 2FV1Urato is being so, this fif sist upon treating their growns sons and daughters as though they were | still children. They issue commands, criticize and find fault, forgetting ap parently that the season for training is practically ended, and, were it not, such methods would result in more harm than good. 1 know , family in which are two daughters, both past | twenty-five, and a son in his thirties; | they seldom, if ever, leave the house | without being questioned as to where | they are going, when they will return, why they go, why they wear such a garment instead of some other, | wouldn't they { best take umbrellas, are they warmly 6r cooly enough dress. | od, as the case may be, ete., ote. Per | sonal liberty is such a precious pos sesgion, and life is 80 much sweeter and happier in households when there is mutual confidence and where trivial personal questions are regarded al most as a discourteny." Corns Grow Between The Toes. But can bb cured without pain in one day by Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor. This standard remedy nev- ot burns the flesh--it is entirely vege- table in composition and does not des troy 'the flesh. Use only Putnam's it's the best, Rheumatism. If you have this dread disease and bave failed to obtain relief, why nat | try Hall's Rheumatio Cure, the great blood purifier. 1 baa cured when every- thi clse has failed. Safe to take, quick to cure, most highly endursed, sheapest to bay, Ten days' tredtment price B0c., at Wade's. Diphip corsets worth $1 for', 65. New York Dress Reform. German iron and steel manufactur ers recently met, and, although -no final arreement has been reached, the organization of the steel syndicate is AT McDOWALL'S MUSIC STORE, f . 471 Princess Street. A Serious Strike There's *'a strike on" from head to foot when the Kidneys stop. working properly. Dull , tiredness, dizziness, pulliness under the cyes, Lad shin, foul stomach, no appetite, - £220 paing in the back, swollen 2:31 dus to Kidney Trouble. "bosianiag of a serious disease, ~ But it is DAnoumovs, Sick "1t may be weakness, or ths now practically assured. Kidneys make mind and body sick. GIN 'PILLS cure sick Kidii#ys) They do that one thing =do it every time, 'They make the Kid tieys well--and keep them well, If there ia 'suything wrong with the Kidneys, GIN PILLS never fail to relieve the pain and CURE the trouble, We have such faith in am Soc bax, 6 boxes for §a,59, at your drugg ist's © of direct from THE BOLE DRUG CO., WINNIPEG, man | defence, | tence of the ¢ompany, prove «ity, than for the lay element. Let us: suppose for the purpose of argument that the bylaw passes and the money, 8170373, is tendered to the company, wil they surrender the plant to the diy * In my ofpicion, of Jon the Williamsvil'e branch, and was Much interest attaches to the little tea. pagoda on Lake Biwa, at Okitsy, Japan, shown in the above illustra tion, for it was here that the present czar was attacked by a fanatic on May Hith, 1891. He wax then czar witch, and his life was saved from the would-be assassin by Prince George of | although up-to-date been m aware of its existence, suve the immeciate partiss to the contract, In order for a proper interpretation of this clause we must place vurselves in the position of .the parties when the contract was drawn, to wit, July th, 1896. Ar that time it was not in the contemplation of the partis all around that there would ever: he no person hag teenth clause was insisted upon hy the city, but was granted redactantly, I am told, by the company. What was then the princ ipal stumb- ling block of (he company, is now owning to the changed conditions all about, one of their strong towers of The feature of this clanze to which I desire to draw Pattivalar ai- tention, is that whi:h provides for the surrender of the corporate exis when the city shall have taken over. the plant. It was a very proper thing for the city ty insist upon this provision, fin the {fieenth clause, provided that edl the conditions throughout the trangaction should prove normal, that is, that there' should be no litigation outside the arbitration court: but when all | the 'conditions are abnormal, as they now are, and law suits galore are ip | the air, this feature in the hands of | able and skilful, practitioners, 'may a source of much annoyance and expense to the city. 1 'am writ ing this 'article more for the consider- ation of the legal "fraternity. cf courde, not. What will then happen ? Why the city will apply to the court for a mandamus to compel {he surren. der of the plant. But a mandamus is #1 the nature of what we term in | the law a sammary proceeding, and will not be granted by the courts, unless the logal road is pretty clkar of obstacles. The city a touch of this kind of proceeding in ite of fort to compel the running of the cars defeated. But suppose the mandamus is grant. ed, car an appeal be taken hv the woany ? 1 answer yes, very Mkely. as far as the privy council, as it woull be an order * affecting a sub stantial right. 1t may be that there is a statute of this province limiting an appeal of this kind to the Ontario courts. | have not examined that phase, and so will not pronounce an . opirion, but it is. probable that an appeal will lie from a mandamus to the mivy council. Again,' we will suppose that an appeal has been taken to the privy council and that the city has been suceessful. In what condition are we now ?! The city has the plant, but what about the $100, 000 bonds which, of course, aré alin against the plant? And now we have | come to a stage where the ffteenth | clause is to play a part. A bond comes due or thereon, and both company refuse to, pay. A suit is en tered against the city and a judgment the interest the city and the | FAMOUS JAPANE SE TEA PAGODA. | thet its unenviable reputation might the |x { in the house you suffer no more, Price 35 cents ha Greece, who was his travelling com panion. So distressed were the people of Okitsu at this grave violation .of hospitality that some of the leading men among them even proposed to change the name of the town in order become merged in obscurity. to give the city a bond of indemnity against all bonds, debentures, debts and liabilities of every name and na- ture whatsoever, But suppose the com. pany would sav, as they would very likely do, we will give You a bond of indemnity against all debts and claims that have arisen since the date of the not be entered against the company Now. we are un squarely 'MARCH 12. clause 17. and egn have none until after, March dist, the day of voting. "If the conditions were normal, if the cnly question was the expediency of : i s the plant : ? ow : company, shall cote to exist as a | Out of existence as soon as t a financial point of view, I think the | corporate body for the purposes for [1% taken over bv the city, of that by-law would carry, but I think ths | which they were constituted, except | there is no question, and there. are no by-law is handicapped from the legpl | so-far as may be necessary to wind | #aving clauses in the 156th sectjon to anarchy that prevails on account of | having to vote without the guidance | of the privy council, as to the mean-_| ing gnd legal effect of this very com- | plicated agreement. 1 think that the | city should own both the light plant | and the street car, if it can finance the purchase thereof, but | don't think it | is wise to take over cither these un dertakingsowhen g state of legal war fare is on, and no decision of the last court to guide. We must not run away with the idea that because the water the A works. has proved successful that light plant scheme is equally aus ious, for we all must have a water ser- vice, whereas no one is obliged to use the product of the light plant, - at least there are not as good reason: for municipal ownership in the case of the lizht as in the case of the water, I do not pose certainly as a financier, but I do.not think that the city can sell its debentures, in the present stringency of the mioney market, and pay only 4 per cent. interest; I believe it will have to pay 44 or 5 per cent. Some one said in the council the other night in my hearing that it would take at least one hundred thousand dollars or more to properly equip the plant if | the city should take it over now: can the city finance afl this ? | I for one would like to see the King ston bar give us the benefit of their | views. as to some of - the numerous questions of law involved in the con tract, as we have not the judgment of the privy council. But it will be said, if the by-law fails, the city will be out ten or twelve thousand dollars for expenses. Just so, but the city had' better lose that | amount than run the risk of bein | hopelessly involved in the possible ex petiditure of ynother hundred thousand or more. The Whig, in its editorial of of the property-holders owning houses | worth $1,200 and less, re the sessment law, and by consulting that |! list will be i 1 do not believe that it is generally known to the citizens that according to the 17th clause of the agreement' in My object in this article is | case the by-law fails of passage, the One.halt teaspoonful city has the right to build a plant of | } a rales their own immediately so far as © the ! : cubis k inch slices lighting of the streets is concern ed. | : 1% This power ix expressly conferred by Cut pork 1a small five minutes, stirring often Apher boil A Net Wrinkle, (No. 8.) 'Corn Chowder $ On crack: cube fat salt pork ¥ Sablespooutals batter an and fry out. t's Extract of Beef, 1 small sliced onion 4 cups scalded milk Add onion and cook, the city taking over the plant, from | * Washington Post. Belinda bought a bargain A winter pass 'without a thaw ? Who saw it snow and biow and storm, new as And thought it H to prevent burning. Steain fat : fo ve minutes i apparent, and that is to set forth ow 2, drain ao potatoes to fat; then 43 what the lawyers call "the. glorious | two cups boiling water, pCaok {til potatoes are soft, complications of the law," in (his mat aco ani mf th bout Boll pele, "Heat ter under present conditions enire cracksraep iv ad soak in eno aah milk to moisten. Ronnd to place emphasis on the fact that we |. z erackars, turn chowder in ureen.an rut crackers on top, are to vote on the by-law on the 2lst | Zbove is taken from edition de luxe "Culinary Wrinkles" (ny, of the month, and that we are voting out) which will be sent postpaid to any address on receipt of in the dark, because we have no de | a metal cap from jar of Armour's Extract of Beef cision of the privy council on the case, ARMOUR & COMPANY, CHICAGO, rmour's Extract. of Beef The Best Extract of the Best Beef Sold by all jobbing and also retail drug and grocery trad, 20000 soon ¢ Giving Away ' ! ' ¢ $ 100 Gals. of Paint ! To every person who makes a dollar purchase (cash) we will give absolutely FREE a quart can of the celebrated Globe Paint. : We are doing this so that the public may become acquainted with the superior excellence of this splen. did paint. We know that, once Kingstonians use this paint, they will buy no other. ALL SPRING GOODS READY Everything is here--Kalsomine, Paint and Scrub Brush. es, Brooms, Alabastines, etc.--Everything you want © in house-cleaning. COME IN NOW. : Lemmon, Claxton & Lawrenson, King Street. 6000 POETICAL SELECTIONS. Established 1851 JAMES REID, A Bargain, the 7th inst. endeavored to show Black net..to make a dress: Open day he Leading eH a that the plant was 5 paving concern Harked i down from' Something fearful 'Phone 147 for ambulance, from the evidence of the Toronto ex- Pa ® price 0 3. pert, Mr. Crossen, before the ari itra- | It _énly cost four dollars, tion court, but 1 confess 'surprise at | Ae, linia cost fifteen, I6W aa ft save tha a A nd fifteen more for chiffon that review as it gave the net Profit | "orng silk and net. between of the concern for the years 1897 to ¥ 1900 inclusive as 85,70766 yearly, ang | T hen forty yards of ruching . ni ri ' ay & ay And thirteen ounds of jet 8 the city ave £10,520 | e . as the city will have to pay $10,520 Some lace, a little velvet yearly as interest, this would legve an To brighten up the net. annual deficit of $4,813. This return " (and the figures are not mine) is Then twenty for the making-- : bargain Fown-- based upon the sworn testimony before It orIY Son Ran RII rs, the court of award, and the other Because it was marked down figures of the Whig are only specula- ou tive, 'as the company have not opened Winter 0f1904. their books after 1900. he Whig in | Rex Remah. the issue of the 5th inst. gave a list | Breathes there a man who ever saw never would get warm ? f such there breathe, go ask him how Ie thinks that time compares with pow ; it seen thBUT} ow the thermolieee x e snow : tomtrget, July ith, 1596, but not | the: major part of the property Lo the 2 Tigh Be LAND, Lhe sno) 5 Velo.> Couches, in Pretty or any bonds or debentures prior to owners voting on the by-law own pro- | Despite the fact that we have seen Shades; only $6.50. that date. What then would*happen ? AEE 2.00 4 he, 2% lan own po [ha Stated that there 8 never heen 3 , » City Ww > , & y= . Such cold S this, perhaps this man a ay ould apply. ty the Sous} ders and the per cent. of this class of | Can tell us things -- other tops 2 Parlour Sets, a Jelown, BAY to execute wich a bond of in | ou, aHy in excess of those | Living thru fa buch ¥elll dates. | Silke Plush Bands; only $20. J owning property over the value of | demnity. And suppose Such a manda mus should be granted, could. an ap- peal lie? The company rich, the city is poor, and' can the city afford to take all these legal chances of an nevance, expense and heavy jude ments for the sake of now taking the plant over? Am TI writing this in the interest of the company ? Far from it, I am writing it quite as much in the interest of the citv. The company is nothing to me. I have no stock in it, and when the list of stockholders was published in the Whi. T saw that outside of a hali-dozen members, | would not know those stockholders if met them on. the stréet. T am writ ing. selelv and onlv in the interest of justice and eauity, as these great questions present themselves to my anorchension, 1 he franchise of the company ex- pires May 4th, 1910, and then the city can acquire the plant, without a law suit, as then there will be nothing te: $1,200, and so it follows that the fate of the by-law will be decided, proba- | bly, by the vote of the property hold- ers of 81,200 and under. To conclude, and this letter is now lengthy, who is to blame for this unfortunate mix up in this important matter ? I think it not proper or philosophical to charge the blame upon any particular par ties, for such ogeurrences are com mon in the transactions of the affairs of human society; the best thing to do, and the only thing to do, is for the electors to accept the situation | Just as it is, and make the-best of als bad bargain. as It follows | from what I have written in other letters," that I do not chide the com pany for standing - up for what they [A esteem their vested and statutory rights. I am surprised that there js |» not more said and written pro and con upon a matter of such long stand 'ing and importance. My opinion, and no ong asks T Ww T Ww we say. T law about. The city will have to pay pays me for he Ie eS Do Doe { the amount then to be found by arbi- | gcheme of municipal ownership of the tration, and 10 per cent, bonus. light plant was ill conceived and ill starred = from the beginning, for the simiple reason that the city can not finance it. From all that I can learn from those who' ought to know, it Souid not be tov much to say that if the | GOOD NEWS | FOR SORE NOSES! | can see tof S100.000 | takes: money: to mgke monev and the licht nlant is no exception. It is the ¢ city owned the plant to day; it ought to have an outlay upon it; to f ake it right of $70,000. The plant is a first class investment if the pro per capital can be secured for its re habilitation: and equipment. If the city its way to Interest® private capital to come to its aid to the tune then it, should go ahead and take it over (if it takes the ad vice of its solicitor that there is no dancer of further legal complications) Under present financial systems jt easiest thing in the world for a man | OF a city to put the noose of debt . over the head, hut it is not so casy to CATARRHAL POWDER | withdraw" therefrom. The borrowing % I power f the city rdav, is wins--the only .one of them all that was = | hat it i when gh : a Sod the i 3 in the first | oeken' Oe . ad 1s a cuns, Beats all others { water works - bv anv manner of Begins to cure instantly and does not stop until its work is done, aches, put out of the way. Means a certainty of pure breath, easy breathing, blood purified, defects of hear- ingrelieved, and avoidance of pulmonary disease. Sa "Carr. Bix Conwon, of Toronto, radically cured of Cyserhal Deafness 1 yous Handing. Jie ta yard or, and lt bas cured me eaticely, 1 can to-day bear as good as ever." Don't have a single blotch on your skin when Dr, Agnew's Ointment will cure any and all disfiguring skin diseases. And if you s with Piles, while "tis 26 . Sold by W. H, Medley and 0, VW. Ma- Colds, head- means. The, assessment of the citv js in round numbers something less than ight million .of dollars, 'and its debt in the neighborhood of a million TI do not think that vou can find a [city of the same assessment value in | the United States or Canada. which has been able to carry a debt of more than a million dollars. We must { not be unduly enthused with the no. | tion that municipal ownership of lioht | | plants is alwars a snceess (much, as | { and others admire the principle) for | the tabulated returns from these | plants in England, the United States and other countries for seventy-five | vears show that at least one-half of such enterprises have proven unsatis- factory in their results.--M. S. UR- | VETTE, » and | To force a man, while here below, | To pass.two winters in such snow. { Here's | Who nevef is by 1 Hair Cloth Parlor Set, 5 The Boys We Need. pieces, slightly used, at $18. to the boy who's lo do his share of work toil dismayed, And never tries to shirk not airaid Hall Racks, Screens, Easels; all at reduced prices. JAMES REID. ORANGES Bitter Oranges at 15c. per dozen. he boy whose heart All lions in the wav ho's not discouraged by defeat, But tries another day. is brave to meet he boy who always means to do, 'The very best he can ho always keeps the right And aims to be a man. in view, uch boys as these will grow to he lhe men whose hands wiil guide he future oi our land: and we Shall speak their names with pride 11 honor to the boy who is Bitter Oranges at 20c.'per dozen. A man at heart, | say legend on his shield is this: Right always wins the day." hose Bitter Oranges at 30c. per dozen. n. The Average Man. Bitter Oranges dt 40c. per doze Ee ---------- Just ask your doctor all about it. He will tell you, "It is the best blood medicine carr possiblyrbuyig Lira Margaret E. Sangster, in Harper's Week- Iv | When it comes to a question of trusting Yourself to the risks. of the roam, hen the thing 8 the sharing of burdens, The lifting the heft of the load, In the hour of peril or trial, In the hour vou meet as you can. You may safely depend on the wisdom And skill of the average man lw Tis the average man and no other Who does his plain duty each day, The small thing his wage is for doing. On the common-place hit of the way 'Ths the average man, may God bless him Who pilots uk still in the van, Over land, over sca, as we travel Just the plain, hardy, average man So on through the days of existence, All mingling in shadow and shine We mav count on the every-day hero, Who haply the gods may divine But who wears thé swarth grime of his calling a vars and earns hs he can, ands at the last with the nob- lest common-place, average man The -------------------- There are many' forms of nervous debility in men that yield to the use of Carter's Iron Pills] Those who are troubled with nervous weakness, night sweats, ete., should try them. Only one-third of the world's popi- lation use bread as a daily article of food. Nearly one-half of the neople of the world subsist chiefly on rice. Ayers 'Sarsaparilla : you J we A Tn A. J. REE', Princess St. Have You Wood 9 and Coal to Burn i economical Here are the two most fuel investments we know of : Hard Coal! Hard Wood! Whether it's Wood or Coal we deliver, we employ careful teamsters, who kno¥ khair, business ing well 13 do itin untidy way. 0 extra rge fc cleanliness--But it's worth something ou. BOOTH & CO- 'Phone 133. Foo: of West St. PR Metropolitan Stock Exchange Incorporated Under the Laws of Massachusetts CAPITAL $100.000 FULLY PAID. KINGSTON BRANCH Clarence Chambers, Clarence S'. Opposite British American Hotel. "Phone 409 J. J. MCKENNA, "Manager. Bonds, Stocks, Grain and Provisions bought 08 margin or for chsh. ett ELOCUTION AND ORATORY. ALIDA ' V.. TELGMANN, B.E. teacher of Eloccution, Physical Cditure and Dramatic Art; Graduate of the No- 'tional School of Elocution and Oratory. and the Oratory, Phila Naif College ot ory all' wl Johnston street, : < 4 4 < < < < 4 4 4 5 bier] iyo THE SKIRT S Designers and EXECUTO] Of Boot and City of THE EXECUTOR A. Abernethy de tender at a rate on 0! boots and shoes lisgs and also a pyrtanences. of this lished business, an the best store busim and Montreal. Tenders for all st to Chas. R. Webster Kingston, Ont., a for Abernethy kstag Tenders to be rece or before the 25th | The highest or al warily accepted. St #n thousand dollar Not including any mall fixtures Dated at Kingston 04 . 2 CHAS Solie 81 Princess street, "EVERY is interested and should "Whirlpool The new vaginal Syring: auction. Best, safest, mo 1t cleanses instantly. In for cleansing and remov cretions from the ro- 'ree. French, Engl I pecialties of all kinds. Sanitary 132 VICTOR! -- Wood Bur We have them Also An Artistical ' Our Frames are STON and are makers. KIRKPATR rN te MOTHER HENDY'S ALL HEALING PRICE, ¢ WILL CURE Bu Cuts, Salt go ey Cilldre "ahd Bealing SOLD BY PRESSING A A SPECIALTY. made into up-to-da GALLOWAY, 181 bv'e Nivery.

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