: : A IER. JUST LBOEIVED « ney vic tox Ac In Large 25¢. Bottles site | Be sure and procure one ue fhe oiigy ui, 18 very delicate. aed sity TAYLOR'S VIOLET WATER g, to | @ bottle. . that : wii. |B. & L. FLORIDA WATER s; : i and Sho. ike, HOYT'S GERMAN O0LOGKE: eity . JOHAN Mama FARINA 0p -- LOGNE. > fr GF V7 -- the = The "Best™ Store ey To 12% Princess Street. "Phone 5p k Quick Delivery. mn ¥ or ATTENTION the long green af Cologne Baby's Own Soap ise guard against gl! children. re Senta fe ant! prevents chafing-ant sores IT I8 AS GOOD FOR THE -~ OLD AS THE TOUNG. ALBERT TOILET SOWP TO., Meas MONTREAL, aw Poooo000C DOT "THERE 15 A TIME ? FOR ALL THINGS." low, is the time to il : your coal bin with hes from BARBADK STREET. wy ® nt # 9 + 4 "iY 4 » ' ol 18 9 4 . Is ithe phrase that wa hear # many, 'may wn a many | fmees during * i Thre nv » te " vy ' i a ' havin : Rameant proved 3 we on now © 1 nen : Int of (diseomior: in the wa J we art Stliex wast ant 4 many cases Tine headgear . os nal prepare at one i nex ramstorn m pre 3 i new UitolBate Rameosa p we show All ou fal : hn arrived and ; amily beauties Ne 4 lashioned garment here, eve . thmy the very kites ' i : + Reduoetl Prices This Week ¥ + $475 to $12 each. " i v » 9 : : v v vy Re » » POOP 06000 00» q g & ic $380000000000 1000000000 | 4 than it willbe when * the snow Flies $ an: SWIFT & . SBLB bh 6.0.00 +SEE Mélcolds 'Tost powder for dived' or swollen Fest, 0c. tins. WMéLead's rag tape. 3 quality SCRANION COAL : P. Walsh's Yard: FREAVLLATAT ANA 3404534033 4330s sss sess ass as shan cau FODOODDODOT OIG Now, while prices are } ORCS sale daily, valid E 90 days from date of sale, 30th. la than November but sot later LOCAL TIME TABLE Trains will lea root's? onan ore City Dapot G WEST : must move daily, the kidneys must act Lve. City Arr. City | regularly and the skin must do its work. No. SMail .. ..1253am. 1.27am. | Constipation brings Headaches, back. "'3 . 2.26 a.m. 3.05 a.m. | aches, sallow or grey complexion, because * Tlhoeal ... . 9.15am. 9.47am, the kidneys and skin have todo the work a : Intern} sizle noon 12.46 p.m repute, whicl the; SuBnot do, and a ee a . ot 1. . rat ac on e " 15 Local ...". 7.08 pm; IR pum, | bowels, kidneys and skin---it cures cons. GOING EAST tipation, biliousness, liver and kidney di- Lve. City Arr. Cit sease-~purifies the blood --and makes the No. 5 Mail 1 48 am 293 ny complexion clear. ' To get the full benefit " 2 Fast Bao. v es' By IN, of ordinary fruit, you must take a lot of it. " 16 1 xp. 3% am. 305 8M. | A physician in Ottawa has discovered a " eM a 12.16 noo" 15 46 P| method of combining the juices of oran- th Fret 3 on 12.46 P-M. | ges, apples, prunes and figs and forein, « 12 as P. ed pm. 12pm, | to the united juices one more atom Local ... w 3pm. 73Wpm | bitter from the orange peels. Thismakesa Nos. 1,2, 8 and 4 run daily. No. 5 and stronger and more condensed fruit. This R run daily, ni 8 Monday. All other i trains daily except y. . For further iculars, tickets and | {other information to a and all JOP. HA IN CONNECTION CANADIAN PACIFIC i WITH RAILWAY i | we Centennial Exposition | Portland, Oregon June ist to October 15th, 1905. | Round Trip Fare $75.30 | FROM KINGSTON | Tickets 'on sale daily, and valid to re- turn within 90 days from date of sale : but not later than November 80th, 1905. | Sharbot Lake and Return | $1.40 Good going all trains Saturdays. Returning following Monday. Full particulars at K. & P. and C.P. | R. Ticket office, Ontario Street. F. CONWAY, F. A. FOLGER, JR. Gen. Pass. Agent Gen. Supt Bay of Quinte Railway New short line fer Tweed, Napanee + Desoronts. aid all local points. Trains leave City Hall Depot at 83:35 pm. ¥ OCNWAY, Agent B. Q. Ry.. Kizgstea. " QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, River and Guif of St. Lawrence Sammer Cruises in Cool Latitudes Iron SS. "Campana, tons electric lights, electri bells end all modern comfort Safls from Montreal Mondays, 2 p. JJ4th and 28th August © 11ta and tember, for Pictou, "N.8, i i 2 { calling at | Mak. Bay. Peres, Lave! . ove, Grand River, Summerside, PEI | and Charlottetown, P11 i Bermuda Summer Excursions, $35 bv the mew Twin Screw | SS. fan." 5.500 tons. Sailing York, - 2nd, 16th, and 30th fortnightly thereaite: ed by sea breezes sel degrees. Princess F round. and upwards, SS. ""Bermud- from August and Temperature cc rises The finest trips of the season health and cemfort. ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec For tickets and Statetopmy apply ta J P. HANLEY, or J . GILDER- SLEEVE. Ticket Agents, Kingston, te for Daily Line - Thousand Islands, Brockville, Prescott and Montreal. Steamers LINGSTON & TOROKTO LEAVE KINGSTON : EAST--Daily, at 6 a.m. GOING WEST--Da » at 5 pam Kingston to Clayswon, 1.000 Island | Ports, Brockville or Prescotl, going and returning S n i Single fare Kingston to Montreal and return. C ing Saturday or Sunday. Returning, © T.R., Monday. Fare, $6 Also excursion GOING o- rates to Toronto and Charlotte going Saturday or Sunday, re turning Monday -- Hamilton, Toronts, Bay of Quinte and Montreal Line. LEAVE KINGSTON: GOING EAST, Wednesdays and Fri- days and Sundays, at 4.30 pum. GOING WEST, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 11.30 p.m. -- ee -- is th? stocks ? Croesus, facing death, would all for health, woman is wealt! To be healthy, all the functions of the body must work well. The bowels condensed, stronger fruit, with tonics added, is put up into tablets under the name of * Fruit-a-tives ** or ** Fruit Liver Tablets." For those travelling, ** Fruit- a-tives are invaluable, protectin the System against changes c 2 and water, The sale of these tablets all over Canada is simply endrmous, them and become healthy which means wealthy. 6 boxes for $2 50, or sent by mail on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. BUA De fd ba President--Sir Richard Cartwright WEALTH. Robust Health More Valuabid" Then a Gold Mine. ne d:sires to be wealthy, What A hoard of gold or bank No, not by any means, = A freely give A healthy, strong man or 1y. Analyse this and see. limate, diet Use At druggists, soc. a box or CURE Bick Headache 1d relieve sll ths troubles inch Gent to a billous sists of the system, such a8 Dizziness, Ni D: Distress after eating. Pain in the FR vam their most Femarksble success bag been shown in culing Headache, yet Carfor's Litile Liver Pits are equally valuable in Constipation, enring and pre- venting SD sannoyingeomplatat, while they aise correct all disorders of { Lestomach stimulate the ver snd Even if they only ~ HEAD che they would be simost priceless to those whe Suffer from tis distressing complaint; but forte mately theirgnodness docs notend here and those Whoonoet:y them will fad Dies: Lille pliis vale sbie in sariany wars (hat they will not be wil "ng todo without them. But after allsick head ACHE &the bane of #5 mary Yves hat here f= where we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while Xbers do not. Carter's Litto Liver Pills £20 very small and very easy io fake. Ome or two pills makes dood. They are strictly bile 21d do not on Eien yegetal RE ila five for $1. at ay Graggists oypry wher, of sent by mail. CATER MEDICINE CO, New York, WEAVERS SYRUP | It purifies the Blood and cures | Boils, Humors, Sait Rheum Davis & Lawrence Ca., Lid., Mikgreal Mode in England, sold everywheve. z0¢. for Colors--ig:. for Black. THE FRONTENAC LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. (ESTABLISHED 1863.) Money loaned om City snd Farm J. P. HANLEY, J. SWIFT & CO. | Properties. Municipal asd County Ticket Agent Freight Agents. Debentures. ortaages purchased Dep and interest allowed TO QUEBEC DIRECT WITHOUT s. c. mec, Director CHANGE Omen. 97 Clanges Strest, ~Kineston STR. "ALEXANDRIA" Tsaves Craig & Uv's. whar! every y, at 6.30 p.m. for Montreal and runing the rapids Returning "MAPLE LEAF" ™ CANNED SALMON eacxe via BAF of Quinte, tor Ch and i i LIVERPOOL snd The Steel Lake Excursion ALLAN Ll LOXDONDEREY Steamer NIAGARA" Open * Royal Mell Steamers. { From Mostresl. F Quebec. for Charter. { Victorian, Aug Ma 4 aim. Pde 8 4 pm. 3 a, apply to W. & CO. Arts, Kicgsten, or CRAIG Virgivien, Aug. 18, 4pm. Aug. IE Som ; . Pirtom. Tunisian, Aung 25,9 pin. Ang. 25,9 pm RB HEPBURN. Manaser RATES OF PASSAGE First Cabin, Lake Ontario and Bay Quinte i> and upwards, a of Second Ugh Liverpool Steamboat Co., Limited. derry, $4950. $45 avd $47.3 ---- $2 50 extra. Third class, $27 dation. Liverpool sgow. London, Vic Setariaticn Mew J. P. Hasty Ulldersieers, Jas, Swi & Co Agents. i E, E HORSEY, Trafic Manager, | ! Bavarian, Avg. 11. a.m. Aug. 11, 10 p.m Pretorian MONTREAL TO LOXDON & HAVRE. £76 return--only ome class carried calied wetond oaldn. Parisian . HANLEY, A GTR Oty Passerser Dasot. "tp Gio SLEEVE, Clarence Strest. SER TE AL TO GLASGOW, DIRECT. There. Aug. 3 (daviight.) Sarmation, Sat Aug. 5 $10 single NEW YORK TO GLASGUW, urs., Aug. 3, 12 noon Try Myers' for "Fine COOKED \7 CLAYTON in PROMISES TO LOCATE Gran! ITE WORKS THERE. Village Counts Increase of 500-- Polishing Plant, Shipping Wharves, Summer Cottages, Club House and Other Acces-, sories" Already Loom Up in Expectation. Clayton, N.Y., July 30.--Clayton at a single stroke may add 500 to her population and locate a fine industry with untold ities within her limits. Aap patios of the coming stir fill the air and citizens and merchants are preparing for the event. All rests with C. G. Emery, of New York{ the millionaire owner of Frontenac and extensive real estate in the Thousand Island region. A short time ago Mr. Emery pur- chased grants of land on Picton Is land, a small isle south-east of Grind- stone Island, for $5,000; to-day the once discarded tract is valued at over a million dollars and promises to be of international importance because of the wealth which it contains below the surface. Expert geologi have pronounced the inexhaustible granite quarries buried there to be superior to any in this country and the equal of the famous Aberdeen quarries of Scotland, which have supplied the world with its greatest monuments, but aré now practically useless be cause of the great depth to which they have been driven in an effort to secure the valuable stone. The discovery by Mr. Emery of the great importance of his new possession accounts for the coming boom to Clayton. It will be the attempt to successfully quarry the mineral that will bring workmen, polishing mills, shipping facilities, new buildings and, increased trade to this northern ter minus of the New York Central rail- road. It ia in recognition of this fact that the board of trade of this village last Thursday aftermoon presented Mr. Fmery with a resolution at his beau- tiful summer home on Calumet Is- land expressing the appreciation of the town for his incessant efforts to build up this section of the Thousand Is lands and his contemplated enterprise in operating the Picton granite quar- ries. The resolution exvressed also the hope thay the workmen who will be brought here to engage in quar rying will be located in the village and become a permanent addition to the local population. Mr. Emery has replied that he will comply "with this request as soon as can secure adequate facilities in the way of ship- ping wharfs and other transportation necessities, It is probable that the polishing plant will be located at the eastern boundary of Clayton at Steeles Point, where Mr. Emery recently pur- chased several pieces of property. A switch from the main branch of the railroad can easily be run to this point and insure good transporta- tion. H dock room can be secured in Clayton additional shipping facilities will be located here. Now that 'the board of trade has awakened public interest in this rroject M is sxbected that every assistamoe will be given the enterprise of which Clayton is to se cure partial benefit The granite of Picton Island, or Rob- lin's Island, as it has been called of late, is pronounced to be perfect. No seams can be found, and it is said that monoliths seventy-five feet high can easily be cut from the bed. Ac cording to the estimate of the experts who have examined the quarry, a thousand men working as many years cannot exhaust the rock. The granite i® now on exhibition in small quan- tities It takées a high piano polish, and is of a rich red color In response to the invitation of the board of trade last week Mr. Emery outlined the plans to the commitier wh he has under consideration for the up-building of the Thousand Is- lend region adjoining Clayton. and Frontenac. Among other projects he rroposes to build on Grindstone Is land, adjacent to the channel separat ing Picton Island, a colony of summer cottages, where guests may come and locate with assurance that quiet and recreation can be found large clubhouse, with complete culinary de- partment for use of all the residents, will be centrally located. Modern con ces will ba installed upon the amd every effort made to cater cottagers enterprises which Mr. Emery has in mind involve vast resources antl a broad comprehension of the possibilities that exist in this portion of the Lawrence. MARRIAGE DEADHEADS. Notices That Are Good For the Waste Basket. The Whig was requested the other day to publish a long and fulsome account of a country wedding as be ing "pews." This was accounted a neat way of avoiding the fee for a marriage notice. Why did not the happy father of the bride and the convince the clergyman happy man that the ceremony was - a pleasure: able excitement, and an interesting diversion with a supper thrown in, and thus evade his fee also? Why did not the bride's mother explain bow lovely the bride's clothes would Jock and what a fretclass advertisapent they would be for the t, and desire the clothes free? | The mamiage account fold of the lovely bride, the sumptuous repest, the puswrous and beautiful presents, denoting the respect in which the popular lady is held, and was ended by wishes for the happiness of the young couple. The same words are expressed in similar notices every day till they are nauseating is their stilt. od repetition, A printed forme could easily be ued jor pearly all wad dings. by leaving blank spaces for names. And some people call this "mewn, thus infiction on pablish- ers, and on the reading public. borne for the least deserving of people, the deadbeaders The Doctors All Admit. There is only ome way to cure ca- tarrh. Inbale the soothing vaper of Ustarthosone and swift, lasing cute MEATS. follows in every vase. Try Ustarcho zone yoursel--it's pleasant and sure. : _ WEDNESD AN EFFICIENT OFFICER. Has Had Extensive Military Career in Canada. * # n 3A MAJOR JOHN B, ROBINSON. L Gananoque, Aug. 1.--One of the men who hass helped to make Ganan- oque famous, is Maj. John B, Robin son, in command of the Sth Ganan- ogque Field Battery, whose military carcer 'extends over nearly a quarter of a century. Born at Lansdowne in 1860, hiv followed farm life until wigh. | teen years old, at which age be branched out to see something of the world. In 1882 he joined the North- West Mounted Police, and served through the Riel rebellion. in 1885, under Col. Steele, for which service he received medal and clasp. He wes in the operations against Big Rear's band, and took part in the actions. at Frenchman's' Butte and Loon Lake, When he left. the mounted police in 1857 he held «the rank of #rpeant- major. Returning to Gananoque, he enlisted in the Sth Field Battery, and has since served with that corps, rising in rank from a private to the command. heing five years at the head of this smart! corps For eleven years he was a member of Gananoque police force, and ne- quittéd himself in a manner entirely satisfactory to commissioners and citizens. Some yedrs ago, after leav- ing the police force, he opened a hoot and shoe store, and is now senior partner in the firm of Robin- son & Kelly, whose store is the lead- ing ome in its line in Gananoque. nder his command the Sth Ganan oque Field Battery has steadily im- proved and mow ranks es one of the best in the dominion. Maj. Robinson was an applicant for transfer to the South Afriean forces during the re- cent campaign there, but as some one had to remain home to "keep house," he was unsuccessful in his application though it was admitied hi® claims for recognition were strong. Maj. Robinson gossesses rare exeen- tive ability, and as 4 tactician ranks high, as many times has been shown in camps of instruction, where he has had his battery action 'on field =x. He rachable officer, popular with his own inven wnd brother officers, which is _an accepted indication that he is efficient. Mai. Robinson has in his possession many trophies which he collected in the North-West during his term of service there in Granted Certificates. The iollo officers have passed succesful | regimental rank of set opposite their names: Capt. and M. Nelles, R. C. D., E. Thacker, RCM and Brevet Captain R.CD., captain; Lieut B. Keichen, RCM Brevet Major ( major; Capt. P R., major; Li J. H. Elwusley, and Brevet H. D R., eaptain; Capt. H. C. Thacker, R. C. A., major apt. J. Eo L. Du Ples sis, R'C.A_, gor; Llaent. W, B. Al mon, R.C.F A, captain; Liout. J. E. Mills, capta Lieut, Claiomonte, R.C F.A., captain: Lieut. A; Z. Palmer. R. CEA. captam; Lieut. W. B. lind say, R. C.J eptain; Lieut. J. L. H Bogart, R captain; Capt. A. Clyde Caid LCE, captain; Capt. W. B. Anderson, captain; Lieut. G. B Wright, K.(.E.. captain; Capt. and Prevet Major A. E. Carpenter, R. C. R., major; Lient. sud Brevet Captain F. F. Uniacke, captain; Lieut and Bre vet Captain H. Kemmis-Betty, RC. R., ain Haale; nentioned officers, having been examined sitation, have been f w 2 Capt. F. Waugh, awarded cert \ a ASC: Capt. EW No.3 Co Jones, 41st Regiment; Lieut. H. C. S, Elliott, 14¢h FB, CA; Liemt. C. B 8. Harvey, \ } Cou, C.ARC.. Lieut. J. 1. Mclean. 39th Regiment: Lieut. G. H. Gillesris o. 3Co., CASC Fet.-Lieut, W. A. MeGill, No. 3, CA ~-- A Splendid Record. Latimer, July 3l-¥armers have fnished having. All gre glad to wel come Mrs, (Rev) Meredith back on a visit; abo little Clam and Homer. Miss Eva Pur Catatequi, spent a few days with her cousin, Miss Edng Lyons. Miss Libbic Shewood, has re turned from Kingston, where she spent a week. Miss Sadie Sherman, is spending a few weeks visiting friends in Bufiglo. Mies M. Cow, Inverary, and Miss LI. Swerbrik, Kingston, spent Friday st with Mies Pearl McDonald, Kings ton, is viel at Nre Emmons. Samuel Taylor, is sponding a couple of ks with kis uncle at Elgin. Mire L. Hughson, Kingston, 8 stopping a few weeks with Mrs. ©. Hughson. Con- gratulations to Miss Shaw jn her suc cess with her ils this year, in thy- ng the mitra there were five pu- pils who tried, all being syocessful. In the last three years, since Miss Shaw has been here, she has gent up twelve pupils and all bave passed. We do not "now of any other public school teachers who tan come © to that re cord. Taylor. Wiss $100,000 For Rochester University Bowbester, SY. Aug. 2-The death of Lemuel 3. Morgan, Manitou Peach, turns over the University of KRochedter trustows for ithe co-edoca- tional fund the sem of $100,000, the propecty bdt by lewis! BH. Morgas, father of the decedent. Nesthe's food. Whew you need i NEY OF THE WORLD IN BRIEF FORM. Matters That Interest Everybody ~Notes From All Over--Little And Remembered, ' The pope, in an_ interview called Awerica eldest daughter of the The premier has arrived at Quebec ch to be guest of the governor al go' "gener, for a Ten liquor licenses have been cut off at Ottawa, at end of three months' license. They were Ross voters. The Chinese merchants at Nagaski will join in the Chinese boycott of Amerivan vessels and merchandise. arley cutti is in at meny points porta Plains, Man, Bright, cool weather prevails through: out the province, 3 It is probable that it may be the intention of the Ontario government to extend the Temiskaming railway as far north at James' Bay. The supreme court LOF., pu giving 5 suitgble tribute to Dr. Oron- Jin who has filled the office twenty-five consecutive years, Minuipeg reports that Joseph Mil let and Joseph Talbot have left to walk around the world, on 5 wager. San Francisco is their first objective int. Mlle. Anastasia Mazouroff, danghter of a noted lawyer, has committed sui- cide. She left a letter to Grand Duke Boris, whose desertion caused her to shoot herself. Arthur Combs, Alexandria Bay, N.Y, was drowned on Wonday, while going over the river in a small sailing skiff during a gale. 'His was found in 150 feet of water. The captured Russian ships are re ported to be in a disgusting condition, The smell aboard them is said to be unbearable, and some of the wood work is rotten through the accumula: tion of filth, Complaint was laid at Montreal, by Robert Maher, a young Englishman from Gananoque, that he had been robbed of his trunk and grip by two men who had offered to carry them from the Bonaventure Station to the steamer Victorian, Private Doble, of Stanley Barracks, was drowned near Toronto Idand, With another soldier he was rows hack to the barracke when the ski capsized. Parties out rowing went to the soene and rescued his companion, but Doble had sunk, iy A villanous outr is ried from Strathcona, NWT The dan ter of the proprietor of the Ontario board ing house was drugged and carried from her bed, end was found lying unconscious im 5 vacant room. No elue to the perpetrators of the gutrage has been discovered. ' The Dutch expedition sent against the rebellious native state of Boni, in the Island of Celebus, one of the Suy- da Islands in the Fast Indies, inflict od severe punishment on the natives, 260 of whom were killed. The lortifica- tions of Badjorwa, one of "the + chief towns, were razed by the guns of the warships, At Cobourg, deep anxiety is felt over the serious illness of W. J, Cros sen, the head of the Crossen Car Manufacturing companv. C. C, James, deputy minister of agriculture, and Mrs. James, Rev. and Mrs. R. N. Burns, and Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mont- real, are at his wide. Mr. Crossen is the old brother of the ladies mention Fe ' All OLD HOME COMER. A Family Reunion After Forty- Five Years. John MeViear, Detroit, visiting his native city. He has been away from Kingston for forty years, but looks as youthful and vigorous as though he was of a more recent gen eration. Mr. McViear is an old-time printer, having served his apprentice ship in the News office forty-five vears ago. William Meek, late of the Whig, and John Smith, Wellington street, were fellow-workmen with Mr. McVie ar. Since taking up residegoe in De troit, Mr. McVicar has occupied man positions of importance, having been for twelve years managing editor of the News, and for nine years was commissioner of public works: besides these he has filled other public offices is of trust. Mr. MoVicar is bound' for Toronto, to attend the annual ~on- vention of the Intemational Typo. graphical Union, a body of which he war president away back in the sev. entien. For the first time in forty-five years, all the surviving - members of Mr. MeViear's family have been united and are now visiting in the city. They oomsst of Mr. McViesr and his three wisters--Mrs. H. H. Moore, and Mes, A. Armour. Rochester; and Mes, 1D. H. Eliott, Chicago. Mr. McVicar in se companied by his wife, and the entire narty are enjoying their holiday in their former home, GETS APPOINTMENT. Captain DeBury Named Professor of Artillery. ' John, NB. Telegraph Capt. de Bury is the eldest son of Count de Bary, of this city, and was at one time a lisutenant in the 62nd Fusiliers. * On deciding to adopt the army as a profession be snderwent a course of military traiming at Kings ton, Ont, and after graduating at the colle, took a commission in the Roval murisen artillery. He was tranderred to headquarters at Wool wich, Eng., for wy, and was sub- mpuenily garetited to Malta. He also saw service at Sineapore, Colombo and 5t. Lucia. While at the latter statin he obtained his captaincy gnd was detailed to make 5 report for the government on the volcanic eruption st Mount Pelee. Cavt. de Bury last visited Bt. John in 1597. wivn he was entertained at dinner by his former comrades of the @nd Regiment, News of his promotion will be re ceived with vlessare by bis many friends. who have watched with in terest his career in the king's service, Litdbuoy Boap -- disislectant -- i= recommended by the medical st wad to Gibson's Bed Crow Dag Drug Store for it. Fresh there. i Sr oy : rod -seion us a safeguard in pared a : against P Cash Profits paid holders ..... . Total paid Poli Total or held for Polieyholders. Total Totetved from Policyholders .... paid or hold for Policy "4 W. J. B. WHITE, ESQ. Agent, Canada Life Assirance Co.. Kingston, Ont. Dear Sir (-- We thank you for the received almost amount of profits. 1 POBBY icvisicn' immsmsvinbein os Bonus Additions (Profits) Total ... To ' company has moved its RES ong the Antigen, - most gratifying to us ax ieyholders ¢ we strongly recommend it to the public. Kingston Office, 251 Bagot street, will be cheerfully given. J. 0. HUTTON, WOLFE ISLAND NEWS. A Budget From This Busy Sum- mer Resort. Wolke Island, Aug. 1.-The heavy downpours of rain make it almost im- possible to save the abundant y crop. Quite a number from here { in the excursion to St. Anne's, The Ladies' Aid . of St. Andrew's church are deserving of eat credit in the way they have utified their edifice by having new stained glass windows mt in. erbert Leakey has nearly pled el the new house for Arthur i on at Sk e factory, Richard and arty Card, two enterprising young men of the village, have taken over the livery busines eon- ducted by ther father, Miss Evelyn Staley, who has spent the last two years in Atlanta, Geofgia, visiting with ber sister, Mra, (Dr.) Nicholas, has returned to her Daniel Me- Arthy end Michael White, of Roches ter, N.Y. are visiting friends here. Bert, Dawson is home from Montreal and bis cousin, Gene Beasugwe, is vis iting him. Miss Lelone and brother, aty, spent Sapday at N. B. Card's Miss Marie Beaupre, city, is spending a work with Mrs. R. J. Spoor, Miss Hattie McLaren is home on her boli days. Fdward Kingsley has returned 10 the Potario bank, after sp ding his vacation st home, Fergie Doyle, city, is spendi a, couple of weeks with his uncle, ¥. Baker. Louis Me Donald bas a young boarder that has' come 10 stay. The McCaustin party arrived at the village in a steamyacht on Sunday af termoon, riffin has purchased the property where Richard Armstrong lived, and will start to re build shortly. i took quite a number from bere on her trip through the islands on Monday. Miss Misnie Dawson has left with her wister, who is a trained parve, for a three months' trip in the southern states for ber health. Miss Irene Hal lay 8 Donde a of weeks Vis we ver. Duff home om Watertown. re. Marks and family, city, spent last week with Mrs. Willis Bri st the village. Richard Card hae rented is home to a United Stateser and bis family for a couple of months, Herbert Dawson has moved into the store lately wva- cated by Robert Payne Seven Sons Let Mother Starve. New York, Aug. 2.-The seven sons of Nese MN Covert, eighty-one years old, were arraigned in the Jer- wey city criminal court on a charge of failing 10 provide for ber. Mrs. Co- vert to the overseer of the pony pe. months ago for sid. He t ven 1 cents a week each, Not a ih . paid | the amount ordered. The seven sons did not deny the , aad appeared Total premiums received frou PolicyhoMers .... «wou coe 30,300,508 Total paid or held for Policyholders over what as received, L Ratio of Cash Profits to premiums received (over) rss reson 10] POEL For every $100 received from Policyholders the Company ha: demanihe that all re hi than t hy 0, Si. : ng 35 per cent. ighest any company on jig 3 and tangible future profits, as there is to pay ou paid. deferred t of the profit account--the Company having the debt ---------------------- company's cheek for $3,885.50, full of claim for Policy No. 1670 on the life' of to It is indeed surprising and Satisfastory Particulars of Policy are as follows :-- Wishing you and your company success, Executors of the will of the late John Kerr, - Figures how a policy will shape for . W.J. B. WHITE, Agent, Kingston, 4 a AResnivs paseds wwsiee 3 rn arreanbesean WSbbrssds B28, or shesnever ssarers Mssiskasy rm Te S147 a now no Kingston, July 31, 1905. orl i C.D. KERR, Thorough courmes in Aepounting, Shorts hand, Typewriting, Penmswhiy, we. | Write for particulars seul 3 W. H. SHAW, T. 5. STOCKDALE, Presidest. f