S It man wants spy, art, dsome Clothes, j') rst warm davs there can the man find 4 more satisfying « choose from th s moment." Yer haracter and style good clothing py, ® are as low a could wish Dundonald Suits e a run. wart garments are e Best and lors, and the in every twist le that fashion ap a are ices start at $6.50 by easy steps, 1, t a weak spot a line of Spring ect Beauty $12. v Gloves, v Shirts, goes, so far as price goes, you than make a on in - WALK. 0 better made All wearers SHOES will tell )e Store dar ive you a "tip" SPRING d just say that to beat all pre- in the variety Store. RDAY of the rice, 25c¢. bc. , $1.25. Sale $1.25. Sale [.50 to $2.50. hoice, 25c. [ON. ytand). "fg to steamer; to April Ist, Aftér April RAILWAY nA RAND TRU WORLD'S FAIR, St. Louis, Mo., April 30th-Dec. 1st, 1904. Jubiles prescnts of late Queena Victoria, | valued at millions of dollars, un exhili- tion ) 3 JAMES. REID, ng Undertaker Open day ky Personal servi 'Phone 147 for ambiance, era} Holiday Fares Round trip tickets will bé issued be | twoen- stations in Ca and to De weit and Port Huron, siso to stations | MONTREAL. ---- The Ice Is Rapidly Declining In normal level of the past winter sad the ice is so firm that teams are still marked dangerous. the breaking-up ---- process will com Fort Covington, N.Y, to Massena | mence fdr several days yet owing to Springs, N.Y., at ] ---- the exceptional climatic' conditions SINCLE FIRST-CLASS FARE , "= Mi eed ne (hie ast spring the break up starte ar: Going March 31st to April 4th, ine i Iron s and ly in 'March. clusive. Retury Limit, April Sth, 1904. Children's Iron Cots| Add montreal . J. P.- HANLEY, A The Carperters and Joinefs' Union, City Passenger oh. KINGSTON & PEMBROKE & CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS: Holiday Fares Round Trip Tickets will be issued af Single First-Class Fare Going March 31st to April 4th, clusive. Return limit, April 5th, price, $20 Sale price, 8 Partly Brass Bedsteads, $15. Sale price, $12 regular $10, H mings, for only Wwe run short of sale, "at the same price. Sead in your repairing oblige. in=- 1904 every Tuesday Di- leave Kibgston during March and April at 8:10 a.m. rect connections Full particulars at K. of P. and C.P.R. Ticket Office, Ontaria 5 F. CON Supe. Lox WAY, P.3 FoLapy, In, THE BAY OF OE RAILWAY NEW | SHORT LINE FOR . 'r Tweed, Napanee, Dessrouto,' and all local points... Train leaves City 'Hall Des pot at 4 pm. F. CONWAY, Ageat, B.Q. Ry., Kingston. .« BERMUDA .. THE NOW FAR FAMED BERMUDAS Winter temperature of 65 degrees, beau- | scenery and 100 miles' of good roads, headquarters of the British North | Atlantic Squadron, is unrivalled in its | attractiveness, reached by the first-class | fon mers TRINIDAD or PRETORIA -eight ~ hours Jrom ne York. im eVery five da he tropic islands, weliding SANTA giz; Ss | S TINIQUE, ST LUCIA, ; BARBADORS. AND DEMERARA, also afford beautiful and interesting all reached by steamship of Quebec Steamship Company, sailing from New York about every 10 days. | For descriptive pamphlets and date of sailing apply to A. EMILUS OUTER- BRIDGE & CO., Agents, 89 Broadway, New York; J. P. HANLEY or J. P. GILDERSLEEVE, KINGSTON, Ont. ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary. Quebec. ALLAN LINE Liverpool and Londonderry. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS From St. John. From Halifax. Parisian, .. pais . March 21st. Tunisian, March Edu, , March 28th lonian. April 2nd, y «. April 4th. Bavarian, April Oth, April 11th RATES OFF PASSAGE First Cabin~$33 and upwatds, accord- 1st, $75 and upwards, (summer rates). Second CabinsLiverpool and London- | derry--PARISIAN, $37.50. Other steam- | ers. $40. London, $2:50 extra Third Class--$26, to Liverpool, Derry. Belfast, Glasgow, London. Through tickets to South Africa, NEW YORK TO GLASGOW! Corinthian, Thurs. March 17th, 11 am. | Laurentian, Thurs. March 31st, 11 am First Cabin--§45, Second Cabin, $85. | Tr ARTY, Agent. G.T.R. City | Fresh Caught Haddock Passenger Depot. f P. GILDER- | EVE, Clarence street. MONEY AND BUSINESS. SAFE SURE. ~ RELIABLE Incorporated 1833. Cypital Fully Paid, $1,000,000. b British American Assurance Co. All Olasses of Fire Insurance Written. GODWIN'S INSURANCE EMPORIUM | Teiepnone 484. Mar! ket Sq SL. Fresh- Caught Halibut Live Lobsters Bulk Oysters, 0c. and 50c Bond trial at the next competent court of NEY TO LOA adic i © assizes MONEY Jo, LOAN IN _LaRU; R | DOMINION F FISH 00. juin tion, siz i Sh assizes a Month ou of and farm property. onas eh 18 sald Sere 1a more m the an ' » than appears o o ce, file. Aviiy "le 8: Q. MeCILL. 63 Broek St. Phone 520. nm _spneay ily hie aes and manage o otis' Ome epposite ET strong card up his sleeve, the Post Of . a a a J Gave Them Gifts. LIVERPOOL. ebay Ava ans { CANNEL COAL Students in science at Queen's, who assets, Soir 7a18 In addition Se ¢ have been taking laboratory researc he which th | ¢ work in the chemical and mining de Soul "ie timid "uanlity eit. Kg 14 ~----POR-- argue, in which departments Her insured ' at lowest saibie bert Van Winkle i H ¢ Si ut reels 03500 | § YOUR GRATE. [un iuiuni Sook he opti ness re s 2 NGE & STRANGE. Agents ¢ . nity of presenting each of them with TRA Le I lasts all night. Try it. tu fitting testimonial of their grati _ TO-LET. ' tude for the courtesy which these - ~ep $ Hemen have extended to them during , WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS P WAI SH the past. session. WARM lot. Apply at 233 Jobuston 1" . - . hts street. ? 5-37 BARRACK STREET. A Magnificent Assortment. BY. THE. 1ST OF MAY, THAT @%sssssscssssasscsss Prevost's, Brock street, has just re- Brick Dwelling, 86 Lower Union, St st, occupied by Mrs. Edward with Modern Improvements, Nia) Hoi Water and Bath, etg. Address 480 | Vaughan Terrace. WHEN ON APRIL FIRST, 1904, THAT ot ny sirable Store, at present Taylor & Hamilton, as cred Is the time to instal an Elee- and Plumbers. on Wallington street. tric Dell, a Private Telephone With large or New Gas and Electric 58 St ; . Apply ro' Felix Shi 11 agot ab Lats ee yaaastric ARCHITECTS. es; You will be pleased with them. EBNRY P. SMITH, ARCHITECT, he Anchor Building, k & Hall Savare, "'Frose 345. Brec iday ss Son. ARCHITECT. and, Sang Bask streets. Fone B13 813 ------------------------------------ R ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OF- ARTEOR SET ARCS ner of a ad ontreal 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- WM. NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT, oF | Mahood's drug fice, second floor Over o's drug KINGSTON. Une valled Toon? tions. 4 Massive Iron and Brass Beds, regular $15 regular price, 2 Heavy Brass and lron Sweep Beds, sale price, $8 eavy Beds, with Pretty Brass Trim- 2 in Single, and 2 in Double, Also a few of the Dedroom Sets that during our February carly JAMES REID. ABSOLUTE sein Sues, l= SECURITY, Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of SH Fret Fresh, Unfrozem Finnan Haddies. per qt HOUSE-GLEANING PRINCESS Ss TREET. << | KINGSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE | TORONTO BUSINESS COLLEGE for securing posi store, corner an Largest and best equipment in Canada etna anh -. uy | 831 Queen street, Kingston -------------------------- | SEND FOR CATALOGUE. B TTER THAN EVER |< | Confederatian Life Building, Toronto. E INC AN REDRIRRD: 'MYERS' CELEBRATED HOME. | PRESSING AND REPAIRING. Mince Moat, Pork Sausages, Teo- 4 SPECIALTY. YOUR OWN CLOTH derioin, Brawn, or Cheese. | made into up-to-date suits. THOMAS nds ot Avera Baron " | GALLOWAY, 181 Broek St. Bi CL) oy oo § at 60 Broc¥ | y's very. and of this' ety, numbering 2.000 men, have forwarded demands to their em ployers for am increase of from Nie, per hour to" 25¢. to go into effect on April 1st. The men will strike if their demand is not complicd with. The . management of the Grand Trunk 'railway confirm the report that the company will adopt a poliey of retrenchment in expenses as the re sult of which a number of men over the whole system will be laid off. No particular branch of the service will be affected, but from every place a man can be spared there will be an exercise of retrenchment. The neces sity, the manager explains, is due to the heavy losses incurred during the winter on account of the excessively severe weather conditions, causing heavy losses in receipts, but heavy in creased operating expenses in to try and 'keep the lines open. The general manager would not make a statement of the number of men who would -be involved in the policy of re trenchment. A SERIOUS CHARGE. . ---- Made By A Young Girl Against a Young Man. A case of attempted indecent as sault was 'heard in the police court this morning. Ethel Barron,'y pretty order girl of fourteen years, was the com plainant, and J. V. Mallen, the one charged with the assault. The com 'plaint' was laid late last night, and Constables Arniel and Timmerman ar rested the voung man in a 'down town hotel From the story voung girl; whem recounted by the examined by the crown attorney, it seems that she and her sister, lola, aged nineteen. were with Mallen and Wilkison in several hotels yesterday afternoon, and they had drinks together. The two sisters had supper with Mallen at thg Albion. Then about half past sevin™o clock, Wilkison came back and the four started to drive to Cataraqui, "for a time' us the complainant said. She was with Mallen and her sister with Richardson .in 'a double-seated carci age. The girl charged that Mallen | made improper proposals to her and | in the hotel shed at Cataraqui chok ed her and threw her over the back of the seat, while they were alone, her sister and Wilkison having gone into | the hotel She was unconscious for | some time. The gssaulter did not sue- ! ceed in his purpose. On the way home | they got into pitch-holes, and one time lola "and Wilkison oot out again, shi was"alone with Mallen who made another attempt. Both the were drunk In cross-examination, Mr. Nickle, appearing for the. prisoner, asked the complainant why she and her sister had accompanied the voung men when they knew they were drunk, and why she had not got out of the carriage with the other two and not remained alone with her companion. The com plainant said she had drunk nothing but some soft drink and beef' tea. Af ter reaching the city, she hed gone to the police station and laid a charge. The evidence of Jola Barron was | substantially the Same as that given by When asked by Me. Nie kle why she had not taken better care of Ethel, she replied that it was none of 'her concern: The prisoner having pleaded not guilty he was sent up for young men her sister, ceived his spring imnortation of Ene- lish and Scotch Tweods, Worsteds, Serges and Cheviots, The range this season comprises the most beautiful patterns and of the verv finest quali- tv. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. Inspection invited. 20c. Fresh Eggs. Fresh Butter 20c. Fresh eggs 20c., fresh butter, 20c:, 3 cans pic peaches 25¢c. Crawford's. ------------------ Chiks in the shell at Ferguson's. A cow owned by E. K. Welbanks, South Bay, gave birth to a queer freak the other dav, the head of which very much resembld a pig's. It had a small curled tail like a pig and ite body had no hair .... Russet- apples, 3c T. G. Dixon. 'Picton, is in the King- ston hospital "with a lame knee, the result of the Hotel Wellman ve. Globe hockey match at Wellington. Russet apples, 15¢. pk. Crawford. Solid back hair brushes wow ones Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store Mrs. Daniel Insley, Picton, fell on a pk. Crawford slippery place on ~ Friday place and broke her arm. Easter -noveltiss for the children See them at Ferguson's N- Putter, 20c... egos. Me. Crawford. AN ANNIVERSARY EVENT IN Strength--Asking For Advanc- | 141° peing onls~2:. Dy Currie," Libs es--A Policy of Retrenchment. | cral, comes next, ay 44. Macdiar- Montreal, March 25 This is the an mid of West Eig, is Hugh niversaty of the big flood of last Clark 36, Dr. Ned) 37. Gamey, when the towns on the south side - Carnegie Downey Next the St. Lawrence, in the vicinity of | to Dunlop, the u youthful ap- Montreal, were specially affected: To- | Pearing member is Lucas. They call day the water in the river is at the | him the "boy Wouder" because heis crossing, although the river roads are 1t is not expected} 'made in kind. -- These Who Make Lows For On- tario, of young tics, the Conservatives have eight under 40 sitting in the Ontario Log- islature, and the Liberals only one. Ed. A. Dunlop is the most youth- beardless and talks wisdom like a Socrates. Kidd of Carleton, is 89. Dongld Sutherland and C. M. Bow- man, the Liberal whip, just get ine io the forty section, claiming the even four decades. Hanna comes in at 41. Pr. James is 42, Thompson, McKay, Hislop are 43. The Provin- "cial Secretaty is 44. Others of the age are Little of Cardwell, Graham, Gross, Kribs and Tucker. The 45 boys are Powell, Cuibord, Carr, and if you add one year 1; this you get the age of Hendric Michaud, Smyth of Algoma, Beck, rower and Eilper, Then Jamieson i 47, and in eom- pany with him are Hon. Frank Latchford; Dr. Routledge, Dr. Reau- me and Dull. Those who began life ! 4B years ago all chose surnames be- ginning with "P": Pettypiece, Pyfio, J. J. Preston of Durham, and I. H. Preston of Brant. St. John feels like a boy of 19 at 49, and so docs Fox. Sam Clarke has been just half a century crackibg jokes, 'and Auld and D. C. Cameron of Fort Wil- liam, likewise saw the light fifty years ago. Cameron of West Huron, is not above fifty. hut his exact age is withheld for strategical ressons. Another who i# too young to admit his years is McCart of Cernwall. iis neighbor Mcleod, the 'man from Glengarry," is only 51, and so is Valentine Stock Hon. E. J. Davis is fo more than 52, but looks several years older than Lackner' Pearce is 53. and the Minister of Education, Hon. Richard Harcourt, John Brown and F. Ek. A, Evanturel a all 54. Quite & number camp o the world 353 Years ago--Mor- rison, Reid, Russell, Conmee and Pense, The last named has been running the Kingston Whig for 40 years, so he must have started serv. in the public at 135. Taylor figures in the 56 list, as do alsd Foy, Crawford, 'Truax, Dickenson and Burt, Joynt, Matheson, Lee and Carscallen of Hamilton, are 58, Dr, Willoughby and Richardson are quite well at 59, thank you, while Mr. Whitney is only 60. . Di: Jes- sop, T. G, Carsecallen, Caldwell, Dr Barr are also of that age. The At- tornay-General is 61, and along with him are Holmes, Hoyle and Murphy. Premier Ross has been 62 years with us, while the Speaker is as old ment, Medicine... ....i ,... 050,000 $509 212 The T. D. King Shakespeare co! lection, the joint gift to McGill of Lord Strathcona and Sir William ( Macdonald, consists of 214 volumes and is valued at about $5,000. It is thé only gift of Lord Strathco- na's to the University which was -------------------- Wow te Save Gas Bills, A man who has a passion for reading out-of-town newspapers and also for answering many of the ad- vertisements he finds in them, tells this on himsell: The other day he enswered an advertisement in one of the New York papers stating that for $1 a method for saving gas bills would he sent. In two days he re- ceived a printed slip by mail which read: "Paste them in a scrapbook." ~Tarontostar. A . J. M. Gordon, Picton, liveryman, has sold his farm at Waupoos to James Carter 3 William Ashiey, Balfour, purch- ased Captain "William Dulmage's farm Mr. Parmham, Deserouto, is one of the Goderich organ {actory employees, men in poll BILL WiLL PASS, THIS IS WHAT MP. ROTHER- MEL SAYS The Measure Will Have Good Sup- port And The Government Will Grant The Aid Promised-- A Centennial Event. Detroit, March 235 A Philadelphia special quotes PP. F. Rothermel, one of the counsel . for the reorganization committee of the Consolidated Lake Superior eompany, as sayin "The delay in the passing of the 2,000,000 loan bill through the Ontario parlia- ment, is due to the fact that Cana: dian interests wish to have certain facts confirmed by the committee here before the third and final reading takes place There will be no lack of support of the hill when these gues tions are inserted, 1 look to the pass faal reading. The measure will have stronger support than most people think it will." A Washington despatch says that Senator Alger and Peregrine White called at the British embassy /to see ambassador, + Henry Durand, about England and _ Canada joining with the United States jn celebrating the semi centennial of the opening of the Soo canal. Sir Henry said he had not vet_heard from Ottawa ghout the gov ernment making an appropriation not had he heard anything from his home government Subject of a Cartoon, The rubicund subject of the cartoon fa a recemt number of Vanity Fair was Sir Rdward Letchworth, F.S.A., Grand Secretary of Freemasons. Though he Was born seventy years ago, he is described as still a hale and hearty voung fellow, who plung- ed into matrimony last year with a lady who preferred his picture to diamonds as a wedding present, so that his portrait helped to adorn the walls of the Royal Academy. le be gan life as a solicitor, but he is now one of the host known men in the world as the most frequently execu- tive officer in English Freemasonry. In 1877 he was mado a member of the Grand Lodge of England, and, after having worthily filled a Grand acon's office, ho was chosen to suc rd the late Colonel Shadwell Clarke as Grand Secretary. Fiveand-forty years ago he was a keen promoter of the volunteer movement, and served as captain in two corps; he=Was a sportsman who rode and rowed; he is a Governor of the Foundling Hospi. tal and of St. Bartholomew's Hope pital, 'and he wal knighted last year. ~Londom Star. Wanted te ri Hime, Andrew Carnegie at the opening of age of the bill immediately after the | i Queen Quality at $ at $3.75 75. We are, exceptionally well stocked this Spr vig wih all he Lewest creatiot price best lines of oh ako are here in all the newest styles, including :-- FOR LADIES wih therland Shoe at $2.50 and $3. AND FOR. MEN The Famous Packard's at and gh The Swell at $s. leased with the great Showing of DS at the ._You'li be SPRING + Ts SETS "FOR 98c. 4-Piece White Tronstone Chamber x . Meafforesiration of Wales. A conference of delegates from va- councils of Wales was rious county held recently at Haverfordwest to cansider the question of establish- ing a school of forestry. Mr. Robin son, of North Pembroke, pointed out that there were a millon acres of waste land in Wales which if planted with trees would in 80 years be forty or fifty million pounds, while the total outlay of planting would not exceed £3000,000. KA single acre could be planted for £6, and in 30 years' time it would be worth £40 to £350. It was resolved to establish a school of forestry for the principality, - It is a strange fact that sea fowls' eggs arc almost conical in form, so that they will®only roll in a circle. As many of them are laid on the bare edges of high rocks this provi- worth sion of nature prevents = them from rolling off, " Our assortment---of boys and. chil dren's spring suite ix eeftainly the finest we have ever shown. Prices' are low, Roney & Co See the fine "pastry in Ferguson's | window to morrow, ' Abernethy's. shoes are always lead- ers in fit and quality. Hon. John Drydés, Pardo and Bar- : . ber claim to 4) 63, Gallagher and the autumn conference of the Iron Sets, ular $1.25, for gas Davidson are 64. At 66 Little of | and Steel Institute at Barrow-in-Fur. SATURDAY. Norfolk looks like & boy, and at 67 | Bess. in Pagland. told an odd little on Anderson and Beatty have not yet pe da be vast collection of » passed the period of usefulness. The BO Se rr . oe, b oldest man in the House rejoices in wh ot,' he said, as unbappv For the Children ause he had lost his money. Fe i : the somewhat odd name of Smith-- borrowed a loaded gun and with-a 1 grows of To) , with Bells, ape John Smith of Peel. He is a mere des . cial at Sc. a wot wa - ao. i } porate look started toward a dis- a q 72. From 27 to 72 is a long wal fan. The owner of the gun, a lite 5 gross Balloon, at lc. each. stretch in the 'life of a man, These | tle a AMD, bawled aft hi * | ave the extremes of age in the Par- | Ww Wi nar ih: te 4 dozen liament of Ontario Know 4 was going to commit suj- trimmed, prices > ide He bawled back: C at We. ------------ 'No just that. I'm only thinkin ~* For the i Square Pillow Shams, with deeps Lord Strath s Gifts to MeO). o' gangin' doun to the fens to gig" Good 2%. Hanuner for 10¢, om.eidy 3. a pair. The announcement of Lord Strath- | Bsc!' a confoonded fricht." ** Extra Go d Brooms, <3 Ne, 2B I'ray Covers, "ith Hematite, 18e. ! cona's benefaction of. $20,000 to War Relies. Hb box hest Star 0 Manitoba University brings to mind Workmen making excavations at the Gilt Bdge K e pe Be Faster Cards the extraordinary series of gifts | of Fort, Toronto, fora road being Lou ud wor Mir op i Pretty line of New Kastor aia that this princely donor has made | constructed through the property Hennes Wash gan, > ll , Placed in stock, to.the cause of education, If thege discovered three human skeletons Jury " er Ores, an a we tv] be any 'complete record of thesd, | They were lying head to foot about sia iv atlong ue Batiom, a 260. ms Lord Strathcona alone possesses it; | ten feet from the surface. Owing to 100. ta. Toilet Baers 2 doris 1F Glass Pruit 2%. but, the list' must total several mil- | (he position of the remains only the H il a Ww ri \ oo -- ins 25 En Howl, + tons lions of dollars The Cambridge | axtremities have been unearthed, the i Y me { he Oa '28 ie of Ink, 1° College (St. John's), Which enrolled | pegt remaining buried in the beak ) big Lars of Laundry Soap, 29. and Pon Ha » 1 bess Satur him when he took un honorary de | Soue loose bones, part of a set of . day ing the lot for tg gree at that ay. benefited £8 | tocth, in a remarkably good state - - for» quart, the éxtent of $60 and this i8 | of yregervation etal bu ) but one of. many gifts to English i, and a bullet have a Notion Counter Lemons and Oranges. institutions In Canada there is! (om the same spot.' The coins were | © dozen Shirt Butters for 5c. Best Lotions and Sweet Oranges, fine probably not a college of higher [ ., American coin' dated 1796 and a I dozen Collar Buttons, 3¢ est brands, only 180. a dozen. learning that has not benefited from copper piece with 'ho date and 1 dozen 10¢. Shoe Laces, for 3, 13 varietied of Qandy for 10a. Ib. ~ his generosity, but his ehiel interost Srl wih he AN " -- Best 0c. Dressing -Comb in city 10 ounce package uf Cherry Sonrd has always been in MeGill Univer Near the remains also was found Playing Cards, 5¢., /10c., Ihe. de. for Be. is sity, the. University of his adopted part.of a chainshof, together with a be. Razor Strops, pl city of Montreal. To that University | oiler cannon shot The theory is Any piece of Jewelry in onr case at r i. | be is known to have given a con' | (hat these are the remaing of Ameri- half. price on Saturday See the snaps in Toilet Requisitos in siderable amount anonymously, and | ... oldiare wha fell at the capture 2x. Covered Lunch Boxes [ae 10e, our window for Saturday, his open benclactions total close on of York (Toronto) in 1813 £600,000, of which the following are ----C------ SA the particulars Sir Wilfrid Laurier's J+ Re on Mr, Tarlo. : % i, pwr, | USETEINE WOODS FAIR expenses, "81-2... 5.000 | Weal. says The Witness, illustrative oe ¥ oe Subscriptions for current of the high spirits and keen wit of Tie . penses, "87-8 - . 8.000 | the Premier At the Laval stents' | sees conn ma -- For book purchases . 450 ijn recently, so the "story goes qi For museum na i150 | Si Wilirig met Mi Tarte : he Endowment for, Pension I'riime Minister cordially greeted his » : g Fund, 1884... .. ....c.. 50.000 | former Minister of Public. Works, and DR. WOOD'S Endowifents Tor Botany - aving bis, hand sympatheticallé on NORWAY PINE Chair a 1.250 | tis shoulder remarked sivly: "My . 4 1 For Botanic Garden.. : . 862 | dear fellow, how wou are ageing. You Sessional Lectures, 0 990. 42.000 | are getting quite gray and worried SYRUP Donalda Endewment, R. V. looking You will have to take > <Q viieneees 120,000 § great care of yourself, or we shall be Sunes Maintenance, ete, of R.V.C'. 175,000 | 1 we vou some of these days.' Con Coughs, Col Leanchoil Endowment, Med- sidering that (his remark was made Crou icine 50,000 | hy the man who was said to be dv Asthma, Whoopin Campbell Memorial "Endow- ing a year ago: and addressed to the hit . man who was understood to be a all Throat end Lung Chair of Pathology. believer in the statement. it was re- It is pleasant to take and is and Dept, "oT Hygiene. .... ives prated ax ene" of the best political nothing to equal it for stopping that Lady Strathcona Endow- stories of the year. persistent cough that keeps you awake at "