Daily British Whig (1850), 25 Oct 1905, p. 7

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THE DAILY WHIG, WEDNESDAY, octoseR 25. A E COUPONS. xchanged for Toilet get 'their "TOILET a less profit on Red Rose Tea than on most others. oS : When a merchant recommends an article upon Li which- his profit -is less a use for. s . thing * ou need and Su need and 2000 NTO, CANADA. RAILWAY "RAND TRUN Rad Thanksgiving Day Thursday, Oct. 26th, 1905. Round trip tickets 'will be sold ta all Joints in Canada at SINGLE FIRST- CLASS FARE. On Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 25th, and 236th, 1905. Valid returning from destination on or belore Monday, Oct. 30th, 1905. WESTERN - EXCURSIONS, $46.30 Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Ore, second class from King ston. Lower rates to several other * points. Tickets on sale from Sept. 15th to Oct. 81st, 1905. HUNTERS' RATES, SINGLE FARE To poiuts In Temagami on T. & N, O. Ry. to points Mattawa to Port Arthur end Sault Ste. Marie Inclusive, via North Bay, Gdod going Oct. 10th, to Nov, Tth To Muskoka Lakes, Midland, Lake of Bays, Penetang, Magnetewan River, Lakefield. All Stations Argyle to Cobo- eonk. Lindsay to Haliburton, Severn, North Bay Points on N. Ce. (Georgian Bay and Mackinaw Di: vision). Good Going "Oct. 26th to Nov, 7th, ncess St. th, All tickets valid returning until De- cember 9th. For Jurther particulars, tickets and al other information apply to b HANLEY, City Passenger Agent. RPETS | ng Time Here ve been saved for NEW ent here, New and choice 'wool and Tapestry. » 8fc.; 66c., G3c., 75c. yard T EES CLTY SEL RAILWAY IN CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. SINGLE FARE THANKSGIVING DAY Good. going Oetober 25th and 26th. Returning until October 30th.. We.," T3c. yard. e., 4c, B0c., GOc., Tic, $1 vard 1s, 2e., Ae. fave ha $46.30 tC) . Yancouver ee tes fmm | Tok on sls wd EN ame Seattle , - 3st, ., 20¢., 2c. yard. Ricoma, SECOND CLASS FROM je., 40c., 43c., BOc., Goo; 21 yard ang | KINGSTON. : » 4 2 3 i LL Low Rates to many other Woste A, in many prices. ' A pat ticulars at K. & P. and C. P. icket Or ffive, Ontario Street. m Without Charge. o KE CoNwAY, RAT ROLGKR, den. Pass. Apt Gen. Supt. We are sure to please. n All Cash Sales. Bay of Quinte Railway ] New short line fer Tweed, Napaiise. Duerento, and all local points. Traine . va City Hall Depot at 8:25 p.m. J Poaway, Agest B. Q. Ry.. TIRE Cr Eco Kiagstea. ALLAN Lu NE \1¥Enro0 ON DONDERRY ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. From Montreal. From Quebec. y 5 27, 12 p.m, 6 ran. d 10, ip. xi y bam: 17 & pon. REAL TO 'GLASGOW, DIRECT. ia Fiurs.," Oct. 26, (daylight). MONLREAL TO LONDON. . Oc . Pomeranian, Nov. 131 ! Agent.. G.T.R. City Depot. J. '. ILDE nrence Street, L he Ontario and Bay of Quinte Steamboat Co., Limited. STR. "ALETHA" Loaves Xie nN 3pm Bre ek a car of Drain Pipes. and 9 in, y Direct From the Gar wston dally except Sunday + for Picton and Intermediate Bay of Quinte Porta. ; vr tormation trom J. Pp, Hanley, J. : = irch ig sleeve, Jam Swit a Co. & B 9 EB HORSRY. Trafic Managers Ck Street. - -- ARCHITECTS: SMITH, ARCHITEOT. "Phone, 845, THE FRONTENAC LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY, (ESTARLISEED: SKID 1863.) Ask Your Grocet About 1 Red Rose Tea Mest good Grocers sell: Red' Rose. Tea. ; If a grocer recommends Red Rose Tea, it will be an honest opinion, because he makes goods, it is because he wants to sell satisfactdry goods and to please his customers. Your grocer knows he can recommend Red Rose Tea for its "rich fruity: flavor" and its strength, and because than upon other similar is good Tea T. Estabrooks 5. Soha, NB... Toronto, Winnipeg oe q If the hose-sup- porters you are NOW wearing tear Your stocking, get a pair of C. M. C, The diierence Betws C.M.C and the old kind consists in the catch. C. M. C. fastener can't be-} come undone,can'tpossibly tear,and can be clasped to hase and corset instantly. , No safety pins, pads or sewing required, "It's all in the clasp." Women's, Misses', Colder), No higher in price. At all dealers. Ask for them. C. H. Westwood & Co., Limited, Toronto 6 PERRIN " Juvenile KID GLOVES Made in all sizes and to fit all hands. Not merely reduced sizes of adult Gloyes, but cut specially to fit the hands of children from ene year old and up- © wards--Be sure to ask far® #=\ PERRIN KID GLOVES.® BUT THERE IS ONLY ONE | | MAGIC BAKING POWDER "Wa Parg, Witsoe and Bevnomicas. EW.GILLETT Ure * TORONTO.ONT. "= HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL OUTSIDE OF YOUR SINS AND YOUR TROUBLES ? COME T) WH. EURRAY, The Auctioneer * is : MEDICAL, DRM McCARTHY, OFFICE LATELY Dr. Ryan, Corner streets, ¥ Thome from Quebeg and. Montreal. Mr. 'NEWS OF NEIGHBOR HAT WHIG G CORRESPOND- ' ENTS TELL US, I 8 The Tidings From Various Points In Eastern Ontario -- What People Are Doing And What : They Are Saying, Glendower Notes. Glendower Oct. M.---M, L. Gowdy preached in the Friends' church last Sunday.' Peter. Bedore and family have moved into . the neighborhood. Babcock has his house nearly com- Toa Mrs. B. Garrison is improv' ing her house, At Collins Bay. Collins Bay," Oct. 24.--The schooner Ariadne discharged a load of corn for A. Rankin hero on Monday. Miss Mary McKay has heen spending a' fow weeks with her. sister, Mrs. R. J. Henderson, Amherst Island. A. Ran- kin has chartered a steamyacht for Suisiig frain to and from Amherst letand iss Florence Marsh spent a couple of 'days in the city last week. Miss Lucretin Me Kay has return and Mrs. F. Leathefland spent Tues: day-at 6. Marsh's, A Pleasant Fair Day. Ferguson's Falls, Oct. 24.--Messox Horricks did' some repairs to our bridge. last week. Last Tuesday was fair day; -and it" passéd very quietly. Mrs. Alexander McGarry and Miss Liwie Dial, Innieville, called on friends in the village on Sunday. Mrs. Jos- eph Horricks, "Drummond, and Miss MM. MeC allongh, McCullongh's Shere, spent Saturday and Sunday at D. Horrick's. 'Misses Mary and Julia Quinn spent Saturday with their friend, Miss M. McCusker. Mrs, Thom- as Command and little daughter, Hilda, spent last week in Cacléton Plac:, the guests of Mrs. Jacob Mor- ris a Sangster Tidings. Sangster, Oct. 21.--William. Themp- son, with his steam thresher, has been through here doing the threshing for the farmers. The return of grain was fairly good. Mr. Timmerman, of Wa- tortown, N.Y., has purchased a beau- tiful island in' Bob's Lake from A. W. Gray, of Westport. He intends to move there shortly, Miss A. Machar, who has" heen visiting friends here for the last two wonths,. leaves, to-day, for her home in Missouri. Miss M. A. Barrett has gone to : Ottawa. Miss Ellen Murphy has arrived home from Watertown, N.Y. Visitors: Mrs. J. Frawley and children, of Watertown, N.Y., with ner father, H. Rielly; Mr. Williams, gust of George Hamilton; Miss Maggie Judge spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Barrett; Mr. and Mrs. P. Egan, guest "of Mr. and Mrs. P. Cor: coran; Miss Nina Asselstine, Salom, with her sister, Mrs. J. Hamilton; Miss Elma Walker, at Verona, Improving His Houses. Rockport, Oet. 23.--Mrs. J. Wallace is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hopkins and family have returned home after spending 5 few weeks with friends ih Kingston. William Landon, cheesemaker, intends huilding a. new chose factory. MET Bert Ivey, Ivy Lea, was calling on friends one day last week. Charles Andress has taken the contract of painting and making ollie 'improveme oy on the residence of Kahnt. Mrs: 3), Fitzsimmons has J dit home Wik "spending a week with friends on Grindstone Island. William Kahnt * is busily engaged drawing lumber as he intends building a home: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corn- wall paid Brockville a business call one day last week. Mr. Cornwall is (making extensive improvements on is different dwelling houses in Rock port. Rev. Mr. Philip, Escott, will fll the pulpit in the Methodist church on October 20th, at 3 p.m, Surveyors At Work. McLean, Oct. 24. is roported that a railroad will be built through the northern part of Mclean neigh borhood -next veur: There are men picking out the land- where the rail road will go abont three or four miles from here, and 'are coming this way. William Rawley and A. Foster have licenses for catching herring and are fishing at Eagle Lake. The heavy hailstorm, on Sunday, did not do any damage. The men that have lumber- ing jobs from the Rathbun company have started to work in the woods, and the old shantymen think it will be a good year for their work, as the swamps aro full of water. E. Snider is going to have a sale on the 3st of this month. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. J. Rayeroft and family, Misses Grace and Sophia Rawley, spent Sun- day at W. Garrett's, Sharbot Lake. Miss J. Kennédy and Frances Foster were visiting at J. Armstrong's, at Mountain Grove, on Sunday: " Knee Deep Walking. | Maberly, Oct. 23.--The walking in the village is splendid (nearly knee- deep) from the good roads' wate} One of our villagers: was not forth- coming at a very late hour the other evening, and when the party in sedroh of him found him, he was stuck to the knees in mud 1so much for the good roads' system.) Rev. Mr. Law- son, Sharbot Lgkg, preached in the Methodist church here on Sunday evening. A number from here attend: ed the wedding at William Greer's on Friday evening - and report a time. Missionary meeting will be held in the English church here on Novem- ber 6th; Monday evening. J. Walroth has purchased a fine colt from M. Crozier, at Althorpe. Quite a bei from here attended the sale at Fred Bishop's. 'A visitor has ar rived gt Marshall Armstrong's; it's a girl. Bev. Mr, Clark's father, Tren ton, ix spending a few weeks at - the I A the Cures aColMinOne Day, 6 24 a » , sport _shooti rectoryt Our hunters have the hunt" ing fever on again and will soon} hs. for the back woods. James Buchanan, Montreal, is expected any time: Visitors : 'Mrs. John © Butrell, Perth, at Nr. Briggs' ae Chafteys Lock. Chafley's Locks, Oct, M.A umber of ont at Idylwild report food wiki Gack They have bagged a number Simmons has returned dy Smith's Falls to "dear old Chafiey's" Mrs. F. G. "Littlcicha and children have returned from Gananoque. - Miss Maggie Flem ing t Sunday und x the putental at Bulger and children spent a id of days with F. G. Littlejohn, 'Mrs, L. Burns Oates, is the guest of Mrs. JK, .'H. Fleming has sold his Pony, but 'purposes buying another, Ths sttamer Sport with a New Yorkers on board, route to successful in sh roting a large num- beér of ducks between here. and Mer rickville, on the Rideau. F. Alford has. returned from St. Thomas, ND, where he has been since last. spring. F. G. Littlejohn has securegea good situation in grist. mill - here, She mill is doing a goed wetk, under the management of) . Woodrufi. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fleming, Newbworo, spent a few days here last Week ting re latives. The proprietors of Idylwild are making preparations to erect- § large addition. #o the hotel: A large dining-room and a humber of bed rooms will be erected before next sum- mer. : A Croshy Party. gon Crosby, 'Oct. 21. --lutelligence of the death of Andy Shields, St. Alberts, Alberta; who formerly resided with his mother near here, was received, last week, by William Dwyre; of this place. The New York 'extursionists have re: turned and age entertaining their friends, telling what they saw. Clare Stanton has gone to the MeCutcheon farm, near Sceley's Bay, to plough. This farm was recently purchased by his father. 'W. Baker disposed of his spanking pair of brown horses to a Perth buyer last week. George Queen has been "engaged by W. A. Singleton to work in his grist mill. Miss Sarah Stanton invited a number of her young friends in to spend a few hours last Satuvday evening. A very anjoyable time was spent, all declaring Miss Stanton a very capable hostess. Dr, Acland, Newboro, was called in at- tendance on a sick horse at Hillyard Leggett's last Saturday evening, The Singleton-Pierce orchestra filled an en- gogement, recently, at a pic social at Chantry. - Miss Jennie Leggett. was taken suddenly ill while on na visit at W. Harding's, Oneida, N.Y. Her moth- er went over and brought her home. Bbhe i= now much better. Rev, Mr. Garvin, Lombardy, occupied the pulpit in the Methodist church, here, Sunday. J. N. Knowlton has engaged another mason for the work on the piers for the new bridge over Sucker Creek. He is rushing the work in anticipation of the heavy frosts. Miss Stella Warren intends spending the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Blake, Brockville. . ¢y, PRODUCE AND PRICES, Prices At Present Prevailing in The City. Kingston, Oct.- 24.--The local pro duce market prices this week are : Grain.--Manitoba, No. 1, Northern, 864c.; No. 2 Northern, 84jc.; No. 3 Northern, 83c,; white oats, 32. buck wheat, 50c.; orn, 63c.; peas, 65c. to 70c.; barley, 45c.; rye, 65¢. to 70c. Flour and fecd--Flour, bakers' strong, $2.50 to $2.60; farmers', $2.60 to $2.80; Hungarian patent, $2.70 to 22.80; oatmeal and rolled cats, 85 to $5.20; cormeal, 21.50 to $1.65; bran, $18 to #19 a ton; shorts, $20 to $21 a ton; straw, 86 to $8; hay, loose, $6 to 8%; pressed, 87 to 89, Meat.--Cattle on the hoof, $3.50 to 84 per owt; beef, carcase, $5.50 to $6.50 per cwt.; choice cuts, Ife. to 15c ailb,; veal by the quarter, So. to 8c. a Ib; cuts, 5c. to 180. a lb.; spring lamb, from $3.50 {to $4.50 each; car- case, 9c. Ib; by the quarter, 75¢. to S150; cuts, 15¢c. a lb; mutton, by the carease,. Sc. a lb; cuts, 18 : a lbh, hogs, live weight, 36 per 'owt; car cate, 89 to $9.50 per ewt.; cuts, 13¢ a lb. Poultry--Fowl, from 60c. to 80c. "a pair, or Be. a lb. spring chickens, from 40c. to 70c. a pair, or 100. a Ih; turkeys, 10c. per Ib; geese, 80. a fb; ducks, from 60c, to $1. a pair, 10c. a lb, Vegetables. Potatoes, $1 a bag; tornips, 186. =n peck; cabbage 8¢. to Te. a head; oniong, 9. to 75¢. abuse; eaulifiowers, Gt to 10c. =» head: Celery, 5c. a bead, or from 40c. to 5c. a Horen; pickling onions, 75¢. a peck; parsley, lettuce, parenips, ete, 3¢. a bunch; new heets, - earrots, ute! 3c. a bunch; squash, 10c. each. Fruit--Lemons, 25¢. to 30c¢, a dozen; ofanges, 25c. to H0c. a dozen; apples, iS to. 26¢, peck; grapes, 25¢. a bas et. Butter -- Choice a. lb; farmers" butter, in prints, 25¢. a 1b; packed Cand roll butter, we to 22. a Ib s--New laid, 25¢, a dozen; second qua ity, 2c. . ee white 1240; picker wm e, Se. 1b; Chinook salmon, ¢ ga ah codfish, Te. to 15c. a lb; halibut, 200. a lb; haddock, cod and bull: heads, 10c. a Ib; bloaters, 30c., and 400; a dozen; finnan haddie, 10c. a Ib; red herring, 15c. a box; bluefish, 15¢. a Ib; oysters, 40e. to 60¢. n quart; malpicque shell oysters, $1.20 feck, 30¢. dozen; blue points, 30c. a ides--These prices are given hy ie "McKay. Brock hn Beel 10c. a lb; dairy skins, Se. to Rbe. each; veal Situs, 100. to 1le. . 'to 85e¢. each; tallow, rendered, . a 1b.; tallow, ravgh, 2¢. a lb; horse hides, $3. 'Game--Wild ducks, 3c. to $1 pair. creamery, 27¢. em y. The Loan Arranged. . , . London, Oct. 25.--The St. Peters burg correspondint of the Times ca- bles that the Russian international loan of fifty millions, sterling, has' been arranged, a. part to be subscribed by British e alists. Jobn King, aged eighteen; was shot dead by Alexander. Lafave, aged pix- hi I ¢ bo 3% | Sha cate, pt + ing was accidental, IN OUR OWN CIRCUIT. News of The - District on Both Sides of The Line, The funeral of Mis. Myles Carrol; Yarker, occurred Sunday at the Me- thodist church, Stephen, the seven year-old son of John Henderson, died on Saturday fom Shinal meningitis at Belleville: A. Davis, Sidney; is dead, aged nixty" a He was univarried, and was a prominent Mason, and liberal, Rev. Rural Dean Dobbs, St. Paul's, Brockville, has heen elected president of the. Brockville Ministerial Assooin- tion. The golden. wedding of Me. and Mya. Abner Hogle was celebrated at the home of. their daughter, Mrs. Webster Hyde, Trenton, on Saturday. William Harking and his son, of the third concession of Tyendinaga, were badly injured in a runaway on Mon day. The father is seriously hurt. The police have recvived a message from Deseropto stating that a borse had been stolen from there. It is a bay, about ten years old and fifteen and a hall hands high. A. Chalmers has sold his property on Paul street, Picton, to William Em- ory. The former intends to remove to Toronto" with the ultimate object of removing to Winnipeg. At Belleville, on Tuesday, . Vincent Lynch, a wellknown and popular Grand Trunk employee, was united in marriage to Mise Ethel Sheehan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Sheehan, Cannifton Road. W. H. Davie, a newspaper man of Belleville, died on Tuesday, from Hodgkin's disease, a rare malady, which causes a general enlargement of the glands throughout the body. He was born at Palmerston, thirty-six years ago. New Hats For Old. Several large restaurants in Berlin have introduced a new feature, which finds general favour. If by mistake or. otherwise the hat of a customer is taken away by an: other guest, a new hat is provided for him by the management on his dé- positing four shillings, He may select from a considerable stock of all sizes. If by chance, the guest's own hat is returned to him he will receive his four shillings back on returning the borrowed hat. O'Donovan Rossa's Appointment. Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa, who is now in America, has been appointed clerk to the Cork board of guardians at a salary of $500 a year, as an in- ducement to peti to and take up his "r¥sidence 'in Ireladd: O'Donovan Rossa was one of the chiefs of the Fénians, and was sentenced fo penal servitude for life. He wag at free, however, and came to America to live. He has ceased to be a terror to the police. ONLY A SUGGESTION. But It Has Proven of Intesest and Value to Thousands. Common sense would suggest that if one wishes to, become fleshy and plump it.-can only result from the food we eat and digest and that food should be albuminous or flesh-forming food, like eggs, beolsteak, and cereals; in other words the kinds of food that make flesh are the foods which form the greater part of our daily bills of fare. But the trouble is that while we vat enough and generally foo much, the stomach, from abuse, and overwork, does not properly digest and assimil. ate it, which is the reason so many people remain thin and under weight; the digestive organs do not complote ly digest the flésh-forming beefsteak, eggs and similar wholesome food. There are thousands of such who are really confirmed dyspeptics, although they may have no particular pain or inconvenience from their stomachs. If such persons 'would lay their pre jodie side and make a regular prac- tice of taking, after cach meal one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets the food would be quickly and thorough. ly digested, because these tablets econ. tain the natural peptones.and diaktase which every weak stomach lacks, and by supplying this want the stomach is soon enabled to reach its natural tone and vigor. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest ev- ery kind of flesh-forming food, meat, eugs, bread and potatoes, and this is the reason they so quickly build wp, strengthen and invigorate thin, dys peptic men, women and children. Invalids and children, even the most delicate, use them with marked benefit as they contain no strong, irritating drugs, no cathartic nor Reining ingredionts. Stuart's Dyspepria Tablets are. the most saceessful and mst videly known of any remedy for stomach troubles because they are the most rea sonable and scientific of modern medi. Lines, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by. every druggist in the Unite States. and Canada as well as Great Britain, at 50 cents for complete treatment. Nothing further required to cure any stomach { or to make thin, nervous, dys ie people strong, and PY gt A Thorough: Favarite = alvays reliable "LORD TENNYSON" : _ Peer of 10c. Cigars S. DAVIS & SONS AE The - Montreal. An Elegant Overcoat. The " PREMIER "is the latest Fit-Reform creation in Overcoats. i We had the idea from London modified it to suit the Canadian gentleman's ideas of good taste-- . and designed the handsomest Over- coat shown this season. If you 'want something out of the . ordinary, yet in irreproachable style --wear the "PREMIER." $15, $18, $20 up. THAN KSGIVING DAY We do not dress the turkey for Thanksgiving Day, but we can dress your feet with a pair of good comfort- © able Shoes that will stand the wet and slush of winter wear and give you something to be thankful for a year from next Thursday. Women's Fall Styles in- good heavy weight Walkin : Shoes, from .......ce..s.0: $1. 50 to $4.50 Men's Waterproof Wax Calf and -Norwegian Grain Leathers, from .......... $3. 50 to $5.00 J. H. Sutherland & Bro. Agents for the Heywood Shoe for Men. 244 SEPOETE DEE IOD DOLLS SHANNON FILES & CABINETS Transfer Cases. Card Index Outfits. - Special 'Patient's Record" Cards for Doctors and Dentists. "Typewriter Ribbons and Carbon Papers. J. B.C. DOBBS & C0. 171 Wellingion st. Typewriters for sale. to rent, repaired. $40043004 40444 $000 000000000000000000 40 $ tay in on WIT COTE, MAIN 4 TH

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