. is Grown f Northern India, Trang? | lost much of its strength, n fragrance and delicacy €a IS NOt a Strong rea | Indian and Ceylon teas ne strength and richness, of Rd Rose T €a are Rose Tea has that « tose T. H. Estab St. John, N.B., Toes, worl § > " ---, "em Wear Store--BIBBY'S" -- ATION" when it comes to buying imagine they are better, 'order, but we make to fit ntjn a suit of clothes-- is considered--is the care g it. will find skill, care and far beyond the best pre nt, Serviceable Quali- ones. 0 for Elegant Suits of led. New Toppers New Gloves BIBBY CO. 8, 80, 82 Princess St HR tlt g with cold feet--come ood warm Footwear at We carry a well as- Ss S bbers ots and 1's our store. RO r, reached Riga yesterday, and im diately, without' apparent reason. oceeded to bombard the Polytechnic oak A number of persons we Fountain syringes from 3%. to 824 Wade's Drug Store. . umes] the finest inthe land, at ine. » som Have Just ajo 0 ofa filled for spring) 2b ny instances one: my only about four terns and prices. of large importers stock (after fie White Merseilles Bed Spread ; ine to give them to you at the bame 2 EE Bh least that amount, and in half regular price. There dozen, all "different pat-, The sale will be on wednesdayand Thursday 3 su want one yourself or have a friend who wants one, 'for they may'not last till Thirsday. : Our Lace Curtains tell them to come on Wednesday, "Have arrived from the old country and they are the best values we ever saw--at the regu- Jar prices--but you're going to buy them less --you're going to save money on them too, if you come tO the sale Wednesday and Thurs- day. We have put prices on these that will certainly appeal to the economical side of your nature. ' Wednesday and Thursday If you can't buy them outright, secur€ them by making a payment and have, them deliv- wn ered subsequently. Whitewear and Blouses The James Johnston Store 180 WELLINGTON STREET. ATTEND THE BEST Ambitious young men and women who are cantemplating a Commercial Educa- | Provided by tion in Shorthand, Typewriting, Book- Reeping, etc. of a Civil Services course will find the Atchison nico ge.» Amal. Coppe Baitimore & 77 Brooklyn Ra Canadian Pasific a kuorie " Illinois, Cent Louisville Kingston, Ontario. STOUK MARKETS. Stinson, 1 Square. r Oh pid ral io Transit & Nashville The best equipped, - and most *up-to- Metropolitan date business training institution in Now York " tentral Eastern Ontario. } s er Pedpsyl Vania Students may enter at any time, and ol graduates are assisted to good pay= 6 Market February 6th. Open Closed. 924 91 * jo~ situations. Write for catalog and aria ne i _ "Phone 680 W.H Shaw, T. N. Stockdale, Sey President. Principal. tates Steel, nid. The Extended Popularity of DIAMOND DYES Induces Speculators to Introduce Weak and Worthless Imitations DIAMOND DYES, true home helpers and money-savers for< mothers and | oo go 847 831 833 8 441 44) 441 44 Kingston Wrests McGill. zette ig are dear to every woman's Undergraduates o ar ty. Kingste Recent! waltors have gome in- | SS : 3 1 : 2 updergradiats. of to the package dye trade with the P view of gaining a share of the im- we mense and ev nereasing trade held awarded the silver by the manufacturers of the DIA- te Aha wihiers MOND DYES; but all such efforts + will, as in the past, result in failures. Tr" athens ive | CE oar Guns won | fam nf days iit in Sapam DIAMOND DYES. oan newer become | FFo% Ottawa and McGill from Toron 2 ast ric ay y r. and } re. Tunsge popular, for the simple reason . that ©, antl. these vietors met. in the BESS Fe a pon Lothar be di pale the they Have not one good quality te hly hall of the Roy al Victoria Collece forty ninth anniversary of their mar- boast of. The merchants of Canada last night, for the final struggle, the 38 ight at Mrs. N. Wilmot's, Cler who were induced to buy these adul: subject tor debate being: Resolved, ast nig a = he hn IW " { terated package dyes now nd them that, the time. has; come for a substan. | By street, tires perscos, heft. Jo0 dead. and worthless stock. 1 . od 3. i do PB ir bir 2 8 sasant reunion. . Wohi : : hk The ETessive y voists | The chair was occupied by F. A. Auld, their birthaay in a pleasan the Y.M.C.A., the 'Fhigtles won | ing in the expenditure of the money pti ad ey bik. and a large andicnce was present, the Mrs. Walter Macnee, will be the guest (a eR Indians by a score of 23 to [so suecesgfully raised hy the Tsien' DIAMOND DYES, which have an es- | proceedings, before and after the de- of 'Mrs. Frank Boticrell, Rosemount | |g Gy game was fast and the victors | Auxiliary, and we as governors and tablished reputation of over twenty- | bate, being pleasantly varied with voe- | avenue, Montreal, during the honspiel. | showed superior combination work | all connected with the institution five years. The modern merchant has | al and: instrumental' selections, ar- | Colonel and = Mrs. MeGill 'ate' home | throughout. The line up : ®{ may well feel grateful to them for not the time or inclination to en- | ranged "winder the management of ihe | from Toronto 3 . . | Thistles--Muckler, Marshall, for- | their energy and success in their work courage the sale of worthless and de- | McGill Glee Club wards; Cook, eentre; Marshall, Sulli- | ard labor of love, so much is heing ceptite goorls, The judges of the debate were: Mr. Miss Isabella Mahood, left, to-dav van defence; done by thew, Laviog bat little for \ 7 : ak od : R i N SOME a with | Yan s at lf our Canadian women desire full, | Justia Archibald, 'Rev. Dr. Symonds | ior Ottawa, to pe nd NT with Intlians--Meek, Dewey, forwards; j us to suggest. : brilliant and fast colors, they should . Elliott. Ber Sisters Mrs. John mot. { Hughes, centre; Gould, MeCartney, de The auditors' report was submitted at all times ask for the DIAMOND represented by Messrs, D. E.| Mrs. Robert Crawford, Barrio street, | (HE! and a hearty vote of thanks was DYES, the only gupranteed package | McTaggart, and W. H. Cherry. took | returned last night, after a brief but | Raferce--J,' Bowes passed. by the hoard to William Gill dyes in the world, When buying pack- | the: affirmative, and Qneen's, repres- | pleasant visit to Toronto, Her som, | In the second match the large num and H M Rutlan for their valyable 2 dyes see that the words DIA- }ented bv Messrs. Robert Bredon and Vernon, a Queen's hockeyist, accom | her of spectators present saw the sided ls iting goxemors or the : 2D PAC RAGE DYES are on each | D. C. Ramsay, debated in the neca panied her. York ¢ 6 | Amateurs outplay the Eagles to the) month of whraary are B. W. Rob et handed ont hy your dealer. | tive. Mrs. W. E. Sherlock, of Canton, 0. ertson and Prof. Marshall Fells & Richards treal, PAY. mn Co., limited, Mon- will send free to any ad dress heh New Dye Book, Card of ved § amples, and new hook in verse entitled "The Longjolng' Trip to the | rane has Klondike." This : datiss, aft esting thonsands On. the 18t little book is inter- . -- Canadian Chinese Restaurant £31 King Street open wilom Al 30 am. to 3 am. Place to get an all-round ll on the Sty Meals of all kinds on ice." Pn nines dishes a aportaity Rel pong, Chinesa v and most complete Vos plete City. 'Phone, 635. We have the largest dinning room in. the | ME: large every | ov sports 'at New Binder Twine Factory. A Bar i 3 ' 1 i Myx. James Hull, accom- al binder twine Inet in wide CO dav at ome, Lady Tilley has taken & Nous al a er Hi Rent, eon Toot we Ti i» St. Mary's, and. it y . Ottawa for She next van . | Sanday with: Mi. Schack Love; 'ely that satisfactory, arrange- \ - ; i Camden East. On account of the ets wil Je concluded between the THE WORS? KIND The cngagement 1s anneuneed ots ¢ qQusée 0 { weather, very few from here attended mn and the proposed company. The |, Aftef Piles have existad for a long] Jjss Charlotte Nicholas, eldes EE ry. tine ih Wilton 0 con ie : PAnY., ww MN sed through dilicrent Pah \ : . marterly o : ot] Co cern, which will be known as the Hue Ju A, ree or HL LiOnT ite vddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic | : | Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brown anada F . "3 M will 8 Flax and Cordage company, | aching, throbhine tumors form, filled | Nicholls, of the Homewood," to Mr. | tyisited, on Saturday, at Col. Clyde's, oa blish a twine factory: to cost | 10 méctinn with black vied". | James Egnest Froctor, second son of eadaagcnes | bad nd Mielertgke i employ fifty | may spp A to a thoroughly Pile-sick x and Mes, James A. Peactor ! of | Sots ) ; condition : ha . 71. Grenville stree ' % BL ee Ruarantecs the hh iat She a is is when Dr. Leodhardt's Hem-|* Miss Annie Parner, only daughter of | | You must look well 4 - Harsh purgative remedics are fast 325,000, 8 10 the exit Ol Reid. ths only absolute Pile eure. | (Ap Toronto. and Dr. 9. Cor} joa of Your Jver oF ows of the | giving way io the gentle action and brings the results that has made its | J. » ' A; a : ess ere wild ofioets of Carter's" Little Yiver ---------- : i , only son of Dr. E J. Cornell 5 roducts are ab- z : ] Hard A ill cure the most stubborn case in all, ny v | bowels, Polsondus Piaches, bitious- | Vills. IT you try them, they will cer- Ticats" ft corns cured with three | existence and a bonded ~guarantee to TEUEOT: t Crawiond. of "Toron sorbed, ng headaches Pills | tainly please you. itations of Peck's C that cffect goes with each pockagd. Miss Margaret Urawiord, of ron- | | ness, nauses, dyspepsia. \ v Ll teed. M eck"s Corn Salve. | that <fiect RO Fe had for $1.00 at leo to Mr. J. 8. Mortimer, of Winni- | | are liver pills, mildly laxative. Another fresh lot of Gibson's Red factory. Tp poney Pack if not satis |;o "dra store, or from The Wilson tl pg edding will take place this | | Wensve We pabiish 3... Crass Conoh Syrup, "just revived, 1g Drug Bor boxes, 15¢c; at Wade's. Exe Fomipany, Limited, Niagara Fain, IPCC | | ne farmstan of aif sar Low vires. cough, hs ; p te ' ' Arthup Ba f Queen's Monday night, met final ANd s of intertollegiate debates for the McGill in in the contest--Queen's, Toronto, resumed his er several w h iost. Rev, T. S dispense the sacrament. ter, having prepared the materials for his large barn, has resumed his min- ing operations, with Richardson Bros. A. Darling has lost his valuable black mareshy, breaking her leg. have enjoyed the ar atherings being out almost few of the the Battersea races. his brother, A. ter spent Sun- 2. Visti iss Linkin A Trophy From Universi the nt session, and to the former was trophy that goes Four universities annually take part Otta tial reduction in the Canadian tariff." Skating This Week. Lake Opipicon, Feb. §.--Rev. Charles ministerial s abseno The skaters weeks skat- hards will Samuel Hun- loc, THE DAILY Bold in the Guwili Guwilight Mgs. R. E. Kent' has asked a few aoufly people to "Somershy House, aL. . this, afternoon, to meet Miss Alma Bliss, of New York, who is staying with Mrs. Brownfield. * . @ . The dance at the Royal Military College will take place next week. * » . . Miss Hazel Massie gave a little tea, yesterday, for Miss Solmes, of Picton. > » - Mrs. W. L. Goodwin is giving a little tea, this afternoon. ' «8 a Mrs. 'L. Williams, University avenue, gave a very enjoyable euchre and dance last "week for her dapghter, Miss Irene Williams, and about fifty of her young . friends. The Kouse was prettily decorated with pink carna- tions. . - The Misses Barrie, Di will entertain at tea, on ternoon, m street, ursday af- . Mrs. W. A. Mitchell gave a pleasant little euchre party on Friday evening. There were about six tables in play. y * * * . . Mrs. Felix Shaw will entertain at euchre, on Thursday. - * - at Mrs. Richmond, Union street, 'will give a small tea, on Thursday, for Mrs. Hobart, and Murs, Wilfrid Nor: man McKay. * - Mrs. Carlisle Beaumont Herriman --fomd Miss Belle --MeGuire, of Ogdens- burg, .who have been visiting Mrs. Jumes Thompson,. Sydenham street, left for home to-day. Miss Drummond has returned from a short visit in Toronto. Dr. Barber, of Rockwood hospital, is home from Toronto, Mrs. Edward Ryan is home after 'a few days spent in Toronto. 5 Mys. Alfred Connolly, Yarker, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Boyes, Alfred street. - - Niss Lettice Tandy will leave short- ly for a visit in Bufialo and Dunkirk. Mr. Stuart Lazier returned yester day from Belleville, Miss Solmes, of Picton, is the guest of her sister, Miss Harriett Solmes, of Queen's College. Saturd 8 Winnipeg Telegram says that : Miss Lorraine Dalton, who has heen "a guest at Mr. and Mrs. Drewry's, Redwood, St. Johns, for | some months past, leaves today for | in - her home Kingston. . . During Mr. Hubert Osborne's flying visit to town for the week end, a great many old friends met him, and he re- ceived plenty of good advice and chai- fing that the old friend is such an adept in giving. And that they were all proud and pleased over his nota- ble: success, was perhaps onc of themselves, and Greet's "all-round good" company, i « 'arr N st horse than in any other manner. Many warm | 13% John Carruthers lost * a ho 1 wi ¢ last week, Mrs. T7 Orser is visiting good wishes for further success travel in a with him round the world her son, Dr. T. H. Orser, inn New . a York. Miss Inda Toplifie is visiting 2 - Ls 3 i nds in Millhaven. Mr. Brown, of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bickford will fii nds in Mil have , Brown, : leave Toront Th i i Kingston, district, organizer for the ave ' Biav 4 | r uth a he on Aurscay, oF he "visited Glenvabe lodge, 'on Mon 80 spe r . y p- ' : : i a ning, when the officers for 1906 hurst. Un their way home they will 3 ny . o 3 were installed. stop at Ata Miss Katie ter spending with : Uity for a short time, sordon has returned, af Miss Sanderson. visit to his sister, Mrs. Henry Joseph, Vancouver. Miss Nina Ferguson has from a short visit in Toronto, has obtained furlough. and will leave Poonah, India, about March 17th. $e. 8 8 Mrs. danghter and her is with her sisters, Division street, for a shart visit. Mrs. Webster, Rockwood Hospital day, and has gone to Ottawa, to-day * - - - " toalay, to Mr. Louis Rose, now of Cpba, bu merly of Ottawa. Mrs. in heouse-hunting Mes. T. al with Mrs, F. Charles Delaware Road, Toronto. for Miss Lulu Glaser's performance. evidenced more hy the way they claimed him as set aside his public personality, as one of Mr. Ben a few days in Toronto, Mr, George Walkem came home from a Montreal, and has gone back again to returned Major (i. M.,Dufi, Royal Engineers, Herbert Saunders has returned nephew, celebrated | | { the Misses Barrie, | | { went down to Gananoque, on Satur Mrs. William Thompson went down, | Brockville, to be progpent | fence. at the wedding of Miss Lila Sora | Referce--H. Beall. for- | Thompson will | go on to Ottawa, to spend a few days | chilblains, at 10c. to town after spending the week-end | erson, 403 | heiress in Britain, is engaged to She came in | Mashiuis of Grabam, heir to the Duke © place on Wednesday in a Willian ' Fea therstonhaugh, C.E., of Edmonton, wnly son of ys. Featherstonhaugh; 'Cartier streot, Ottawa, and grandson of the Inte Col. Piggott, to Miss Helen Butler, of - Belleville, sister of Mr. Matthew J. Butler, deputy min- ister of the interior. Mr. and Mrs. Butler and the Misses Butler will leave ville to attend the marriage far _Betfevin of Miss Mary Worth- ington, Galt Ellwood, eldest daughter + Mrs, T. €. Ellwood, of Toronto, to Ms. Thomas Davidson, of Aberdeen, took place on January lst. : The marriage of Dr. FE. J. C. Cham- bers, of Quebec, to Miss Baldwin, of | New York, takes place on Wednesday. PERSONAL MENTION. | Movements Of The People--What | i ! 4 Are Saying And Doing. A. Wilson, Belleville, is in the Tidy to-day. A. B. Cunningham is mn Toronto on legal business. J. W. Young, terday in town. s : . 8. Herrington, K.C., Napanee, is in town to-day. J. Bromen, Hamilton, is a business visitor in the city. J. E. Gardiner, Torontd; is in town for a couple of days. John J. Nelson, Montreal, is at the Randolph hotel. . 'Mr. and Mrs, 6. McNaughton, Syd- enham, spent thé day in town. A. T. Short, Kingston, is register- ol at the White house, Peterboro. Canon Loucks returned last night after several days' stay in Toronto. Miss Emma Briggs leit to-day for a two weeks' visit with friends in Ot- tawa. Col. Maengughton, of Cobourg, i' town, taking "a course at battery. Prof. Watson and Prof. Shortt will | be guests of Queen's Alumni at their Brockville, spent yes. is the dinner, In Toronto, on Friday: Capt. W. Bruce M. Carruthers' con- dition is somewhat improved to'day. His illness is not of a serious nature, Di. R. T. Walkem received the thanks of the poliee force to-day, for a bundle of magazines, which hes gener: ously donated. » John Lewis, at present on the odi- torial stall of the Toronto News, is leaving that paper to accept a posi tion with the Star. Commander 0. G. Spain, Ottawa, who has been in town a couple of days with his son, Cadet Spain, of the Royal Military College, left town at noon for Montreal. Mrs. James Massie, Port Hope, fa- tally burned while lighting a lamp, diel on Friday, aged eighty-three vears. She whs an aunt of Lient.-Col, James - Massie and William Massie, {| Kingston. . Congratulate Mr. Pense. | Gl nvale, Feb, 6.~Wo oxtend hearty | congratulations. to "E. J. B. Pense, | M.I.P., on his recent 'victory in Rings- j ton Sincere sympathy is fdt for Mrs, | Castell and family, on account of the | death of the husband and father, John Castell, who died of typhoid-pnen- monia on Jandary 2€th. The funeral was the largest ovr seen in this lo cality. The socisligiven by the La dis' Sewing Sovietgy: in the Orangé hall, on February 18t, was a suceess, both socially and financinliy. They in tend holding a scdomd one on March After " the lodge, oys- the members and tors were served to visiting brethren. Oliver Orser is all smiles, over the arrival of twins--a Loy and a girl. Newman Babcock, who has been ill with 'pneumonia, is much improved. Miss Ethel Gibson has left for Clifton Springs, N.Y., where she has entered an hospital purse-in-treining. While Mrs, Pinnington and son, Miles, were turping from Kingston, on Saturday, their horse became frightened and threw them into the ditch. They es { caped with a few cuts and bruises | which were not serious. The buggy was | badly smashed. We are sorry to hear that Joseph Hawkey is confined in the hospital at Watertown with typhoid fever, as George re | Two Basketball Games. In an exciting game of basketball FEBRU GENERAL REPORT OF THE VISITING ARY 6. [TR GOVERNORS They Say That Untruthful Stories Are Being Circulated About the Imstitutiom--The Heating System is Too Antiquated. The monthly meeting of the board of governors, Kingston General Hos pital, was held on Monday afternoon at: four o'clock. Present : -); Chown, chairmaf; Rev. Dr. Macgilli- vray, B. W. Robertson, Felix Shaw, Prof. Marshall, Rev. D. Laing, A. F. Chown, Dr. Chown, W. B. Skianer, Dr. Mackie, F. G. Lockett, R. Uglow, Dr. Duff, I, McK. Robertson, Lieut.-Col, Massie, Archdeacon Carey, Rev. Stearne Tighe, R. J. Carson, U. Liv- ingston. The visiting governors for last month, Lieut.-Col. Massie and F. G. Lockett submitted the following re port : "We visited and inspected the hos: pital on Friday, January 26th. The painters and plumbers who were hard at work in the main building were for the time being causing considerable discomfort, but the work being done was badly needed and 'when completed will greatly add to the comfort and health of all concerned. Thomas Milo, who has the contract; is doing most excellent work, and in the main halls, is, at hix own expense, graining the wood work, while 'his contract calls only for ordinary painting, and in other places is putting on one more coat than the specifications call for. "Dinner was being served and as wo 'had heard stories of enormous waste in this department we made most care: ful investigation as to the manner of serving, the quality of the food and the disposition made of what was not used. The quality was wholesome --and- nutritious, and the quantity while generous enough, was not so generous as to incur waste. 'Those patients which we had the opportunity to ob serve were partaking of it with evi dent relish. The stories, like many others, were evidently circulated hy those who were not friends of the hospital and so far as we could see are absolutely without foundation "In the puhlic wards were' many old men and women with some slight chronic ailment such as rhenmatism and not confined to bed giving the place more the appearance of a poor house or house of industry than a hospital. They appear just sick enough to give some doctor an excuse to send them there, and they remain en ow hands until the same doctor signs for their leaving. "We' also learned that out of twen ty-eight cases of diphtheria, all suc seessfully treated, only four have as vet paid anything except the actual cost of the antitoxin, a few have pro- mised that they will pay something. "Tt does seem that the time has come when we must insist on some more just and righteous arrangement with the city as to the maintenance of these non-pay patients and in our view of it the only arrangement which wonld be satisfactory and 'we might sav jast to the hospital. will he one which agrees to a specified rate per day for cach and every. non pay pa tient admitted the 'rocommenda tion of one or more medical men duly authorized to do so. "We were strongly impressed © with the difficalties in the way of anv economical maragement in the way of heating. The antiquated p and construction ing make almost character of the main build one central heating svstem an impossibility. At present we are using ten large furnaces, seve ral jacket © boilers and a kitchen range. The operating - room alone uses all the heat from one boiler and it is barely suflicient. Managine hot water boilers or heaters economirally and successfully requires a large amannt of eth and good judg ment, and we dw that a man pos sessing thes qualities should, if pos. sible, be procured, the saving in fuel would offect the higher wages. In the Nickle wing there was one patient, a child with scarlet fever, thiz wing had to he kept heated and two nurses and a more than vet house surgeon from' the contn- gious character of the dissase, could not he accommodated in any other part of the institution, "Tearty commendation ic undonbt edly due the ladies for the wisdom in attendance, who, in the Williams cup series, last night, tune of 35 to 20 in a good, fast game, ¥'he teams : : Amateurs--DPipe, Singleton, { wiirds; Abernethy, centre; Day, den, defence. Eagles--Asselstine, Gilbert, forwards; Fleming, de for Bre { ¢ | Clough, "centre; Cra yviord, ee the druggist has a eure for nu box. cheap at Ma "Best," Hot water bottles R. Carnovsky has returned { hoods drug store. the richest the I.ahy Mary Hamilton, | of Montrose. and good judgment they are display Some Lapum Parties. Lapum, Feb. 6. Congratulations, KE J. B, Pense, for being elected for M.P.P., in Kingston, legislature, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Love gave a large party on Friday evening After a sumptuous supper, prepared hy the hostess, was partaken of, music was furnished on the gramophone hy Al bort Walker, which was appreciated hy nll. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bush were "At Home," on Thursday evening, to a number of frimmds. A very pleasant evening was spent. Miss Mabel Sto ww, Wilton, spent a few days, lust peek, with her grandmother, Mrs. 7. Stover, Go Yale BOVRIL can be used in many breakfast dishes. 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