ker's Sa feg u E NAME a i SEALED LEA or sold in pies PACK. D, ST. LOUIS, 1908, "oem hk ntifically distilleg and nce gets into the hands otch-~the best Whisky left to linger long in nd see that you get it! EE ------ ---- En. gm BIBBY'S 1ilor s and stand shoulder to em in high-class work--ip worth of materials--while less than the best tailors e can give you is the fact r immediate wear. isplay. We won't ask you it matter with you. ' Full Dress Shirts , 2 for 25c¢. New Hats! BIBBY CO. 18, 80, 82 Princess St. ER lh, FOR SALE. A COUNTER, 10x2 FEET: IN GOOD condition. Apply London Life Ii surance Co. King street over Wade's Drug Store TWENTY SHARES OF THE PITAL ock of the Frontenac Cereal Com- ny , will sell right. Apply "Rs . B..,"" care Whig office. 8 SHARES «( THE CAPITAL Stock of the Front ) 4 Investment Society well to you if yo Clergy stroet "THE ROWANS,"" 163 UNION ST the residence of the late Jobn Mudie $q., with or without large garden and orchard. For terms, et apply on the premises. ON LARGE Glass Mirror branch Hat smaller stands. Adams, 338 ENGLISH rl one Nickle P Stand, three Apnly Alfred stro COLUM- BARGE FUG EDMOND AND bia; now laid up high and dry in Newhoro' Canal : tug cylinder 12x14, McGibhon boiler ; barge capacity 150M. dry dumber. Apply J. Tett and Bro., Redford Mills, Ont: TO-LET. repre IWEILINGS. "STORES, OF Fle FS, ete, cCann's Real Estate Ax 51 Brock rect. ie ---------- BRICK SHOP AND RESIDENCES, NO: 851 Princess street ; moderate rent: 'vssession immediately. Apoly Steacy & Steacy. HOUSE, 202 WILLIAM ST. AT VRP sont 'occupied hy O H. Hooper Possession May Ist. Pariicilors at Steaey & Stoacy's. TL AT PRF- Hoops HOUSE, 202 WILLIAM §1 sent occupied Ly O. H Possession May 1st. Steacy & Steacy's Y.W.C.A Sunday at Four 0'clock Studies in he Gospel of Mark ISS MACEACHERN - - - Leader The aléction in Vietoria, B.C. ake place on March 6th, the ion will be one week varlier. 'F 7th. ' But Lydia Pinkham's Compount iibson's Red Cross Deng Store. Particulars 8t ebruary | A" THE DAILY Hirer rrrrrrrrrrrresre irre Le sr es rene vee eerfil aiabads) 19 "S 3 to $4.50 CH WOM i8 only 36-INCH EN Lan $9.00 fourteen years, former pri : $6.50 More Women's and and Oxford, all sizes, former !prices $6.00 to 8 only, GIRLS' COATS at sizes six, eight, ten and FOUR BIG SPECIALS For Right Now 7 only, 24-INCH WOMEN'S COATS, in Black 5 and Navy, sizes 32 and 34, former prices $3.50 $ 98 S COATS, ia Black 1.95 ces $4.00 to $6.50 a 2.50 23 only, WOMEN'S WINTER SKIRTS, in Oxford. Navy and Black, former $4.00 to Girls' Hats at 25c. prices ! SPENCE'S, a ---- The Leading Millinery and Mantle Store. Peruna is recommended by fifty members of Congress, by Governors, Consuls, Generals, Majors, Captains, Admirals, Eminent Physicians, Clergymen, many Hospitals and public institu- tions, and thousands upon thousands of those in the humbler walks of life. 1 | i f ' Parlor Furniture and Couches Fancy Heavy Fringed Velour Couches, ONLY vivcriiisreenteers: arressisitessts sens ¥C.50 The Ne west Thing in Verona Cloth Rug, only i iviurainicin: $3.00 Moguette or Wilton Rug iches, only ...... ssrvenness. 310,00 Three Parlor Setts to close out at cost. { plaint { with his duties as license inspector. 1 | views held ( eX w O! ol LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. The License Inspector's Work. Kingston, Feb. 10.--(To the Editor): In the newspaper correspondence which has been. going on. lately between Da vid Givens and C. W, Wright, license insp , relative to civic insurance hueir the first named makes com gainst the latter for carrying on an insufance businesg in counection am not singular in sustaining the by Mr. Givens in this part of the controversy, but surely Mr. Giy « ig aware that his bosom friend and ympanion, the city solicitor, advised Mr. Wright that he could perform both dnties. Now, if Mr. Mcintyre, who claims that he has the gift of the govern ment patronage advised this, and by Pa word could stogesit, why should Mr | Givens be airing 10s part of his differ ence with My Wright in dhe press? | Anyone who knows Mr. Givens must ! admire his stand and courage, hut at | the same time their admiration is dis- | counted by the fact that he would vote tory if even the heavens should | fail { 1 think that Mr. Wright is mistaken jin his idea of permitting Saturday night selling of liquor, thinking it woids breaking the law on Sunday. | He ix not appointed to make the law, } but to see that it is kept to the strict Plotter. 1 would like fo see Mr. Wright tter, as he has on several oc- } doing b easions voted liberal =FOXY QUIL | LER It is a wise father that knows how to conceal hig ignorance from his ten-« vear-old child. A woman can't make a monkey of every man she meets; sometimes she is too late il TIME 2S UX Sr antl JAMES REID, THE LEADING UNDERTAKER ULA PRIVATE OR CITY CALL 1473 G.A. BATEMAN Insurance Broker ALL KINDS OF FIRE INSUR- ANCE AT LOWEST RATES District Agent Sun Life Assur- ance Company of Canada. 89 Clarence Street, Kingston For Real Estate or Insurance Consyit with GRO. CLIFF before ba ALE Clarence Street. voy yO »00000000000000000008 . Li 0000000000000 0000N0V000000TNVIOTLOOOVD If You Want a Home Or Insurance, have a talk with REAL ESTATE George Zeigler, "*3'i\sURAncs 57 Brock Street. FOR SALE First-class mill property from a thriving village District, consisting of two dwellings, large barn and saw, shingle and grist mills, with about $4.000 worth of machinery : Owner going Ww about $6.000. Will 500 to quick buyers T. J. BART, Real Estata Agent, Kine 3 Beoooo 00000R000000DDOGOGOCCTO 5005000000088 FINANCE AND INSURANCE MARTYRDOM DESCRIGED Kingston Man Tells How He Suf- fered and Now He Was Released. "For years a mar: "is how Charles Powell, of 105 Raglan street, Kings- ton, begins his story. "A martyr to chron- ic constipation, but now I am free from it and all through the use of Dr. Leon hardt's Anti-Pill." from H. POWELL * 3 i Cc this complaint will be glad to learn from Mr. Powell's story that there is hope for the most stubborn case. He continues : "1. was induced to try Many who are now suffering { Anti Pill. by reading the testimony of some one who had been cured of con- stipation by it. 1 had suffered for cichteen years and had taken tons of ctu recommended as cures but which i rather than better. there was no cure for mede me Worse Doctors told me all druggists or by The Wilson: me | Dr. Leonhardt's Auti-Pill is for sale More Money at this quor dispensers expect to bring their new undertaking 'to a successful com- | partaken pletion at the next general meeting to | Among those be held shortly. session, that the advance should be made, price® of township alone, the surrounding country them to meet us ai a ing which will be held in the near fu- | ture," With "local option" pressing closely | 3 on their heels, the saloon-keepers say | of old-fashioned la grippe. they must \ war against the steadily oncoming ye- | form, They think by advancing price of whiskey that they will soon have plenty of ready mney on hand price of their liquors, and thus pla them--out--of the which would get drunk and noisy on a Tel oon They are desirous of | tablets cure constipation, indigestion, keeping more houses, thus pleasing the inspectors and not arous- church people, To raise the price of whiskey { They ma seems to have become a fad as well ag | 80d voting for local option, and since this i SATURDAY FEBRUARY ASE OF REFORM WHISKEY ; WHAT IT STANDS FORA 'mem to Fight Local Option and Less Brawling Around the Bar-rooms Among the Cheap Drunks. "Feb. 6.---Following the ample set by the innkeepers of King- ston, the hotel men of Camden town- ship met in secret session here Satur- day afternoon to discuss the advisa- binty of advancing the price of whis- key from' five $0 ten cents a glass. With the satisfactory progress wade ary session, these li While only about ten men were in all . were extremely willing They were of the opinion that there as one difficelty in the way of the liquor "If we advance saloon-keepers of the adjoining town. ships do not, people can drive to those outside saloons and get their five-oent | whiskey," said one of the leading sa- loon men, "Before we go any further | with this scheme we are going to send ut invitations to the saloon men general meet have funds to wage thy o spend in their cause, as the loca option "fad" might strike this districs | from California. at any time. Again they hope to. ward fi that reforin oveze by raising the of reach ittle money. orderly of ng the hitter feeling the peculiar movement has come from | are the only medicine tat ah the > v . + . . . i " = » \J Kingston, to this district, it is ex. | mother a solemn guarantee tha pected that it will soon spread | Contains no opiate or poisutions, . : 0 i Tha ; i throughout many of the "wet" dis soothing stufi. They are good fo tricts of eastern Ontario. ren THE FAYS IN OTTAWA. Some of the Questions Asked and Answers Given. Ottawa Citizen. Last evening the theatre was again | filled, humorous, "Where was I Sunday evening said he wae in Hull there was a lady gave her first name, and said that put his arm plied, "I am your baby." "Did Jobn tell me the truth abo those suspenders ?"' was another que tion. Mrs. Fay told the woman th husband when he said they came fre an aunt in the United 'States. *'Y have 'never seen her and she d av wily do that kind of « but you had better believe him, Fay concluded. found in a certain place. Mrs, IF story about the photo, which was other man who was afraid to carry Mayor Ellis' scheme of a greater ( 1907; Pembroke that would win t ney would succeed himself as prem of Ontario. With Ice Yachtsmen. lee-bonting is "it" these days, up their yachts and are luke skidding before the breezes, T ice down the river is in the better cc dition for there are a number of eracks. Ca Louis Larush, Wolfe Island, has me the trip to Cape Vincent, via the fe of the jsland, and says was great and the ice smooth to-day for the return trip. In likelihood some races will be pulled next week, providing weather and conditions remain favorable. SRR Attacked In Office. Charles G. Oliver, Clarence street, while working at office desk this morning was sei with a stroke and fell unconscious the floor. Dr. Bell rendered immedi assistance and he was taken to home. The doctor said that Mr. Oli business in the weanfime, To Refuse Him Admittance. Queen's medical faculty has deci to refuse further admittance to college to the student two of his comrades with assa This action, it is understood, is ta in view of the lact that he has paid his fees, and on account of cake, The most prompt delivery in Store. "Phone 230, For perfect fitting glasses, go fo ston. « Co. Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont, i ® Mr. Powell will verify every word of ae these statements, : S03 Chown's drag store. a being raised in the the price and the | of | o Ss and invite | Montreal, for a little visit. the | cing the--elass at | 10.30 "' was the question of a young | man in the balcony, Mrs, Fay called | out his name, read * 'his answer, and | at that hour standing in a hallway, The man nod- ded assent. Mrs. Fay continuing said with him, and she | around her and said "Whose baby are you?" The girl re she had better believe the story of her Another woman asked about a photo replied that her husband told the true his pocket, It was given him by an In reply to other questions she said tawa, would be realized, January 7th, Citizen Hockey Shield and that Whit and nearly all the enthusiasts have rigged out on th the sport,. as up the bay that sailing customs broker, had sufiered a partial paralytic stroke from which it was possible he migh' who charged | strong feeling over the police court' | city is from Gibson's Red Croes Drug 10. LATE SOCIAL NOTES, Mrs. R. T. Minnes, of Ottawa, entex- tained at a large and very enjoyable tea on Thursday afternoon, in honor of her sister, Miss = Fortin, of Winnipeg. Mrs. Minnes wore a handsome gown of green crepe do chine trimmed with green pantie velvet and applique. Miss Fortin, who received with Mrs, Min- nes, was in cream brocade, trimmed with lace. The tea-table was prettily decorated with red and white tulips, and Mrs. George Hryson and Mrs, T L. Wilson, poured the tea and coffee, assisted by Miss Dunlevie, Miss Huan- el, Miss Masson, Miss Macoun, Miss Mary Rundle, . | The tea given on Thursday by the Misses Barrie, Division street,' was | most pleasant. There were about | thirty guests present, and tea was of at quartette tables, who assisted the hos | tosses were © Miss Maud Allon, Miss | Mubel Batemun and Miss Miller. | . » - » | "Mrs. Fdwara Moore is coming down | from Winnipeg, next week, to visit Mrs. Waldron at "Arthur Place." She will arrive on Tuesday, Mrs. Norman Fraser, will stay with her aunt, Miss Baxter, Sydenham | street, while she is in town. 1 - - » . | Miss Hawley, of Rath. is visiting her | sister Mes. Willimn Gunn, Portsmouth. Mies Carrie Waldron is coming home, Lon Tuesday, from Montreal. . | Miss Mabel Dalton intends staying in Walter Macnee's friends were ory sorry to hear that her intended | visit to Montreal, with the curlers, had to be put off, dwing to an attack \ She is bet: Mrs. . | ter now, however, a . Miss Gandier, of Newburgh, is visit ig Mrs. Matheson, Union street. | Mes. William Paterson, and Miss 1 | Paterson, have returned to Ottawa, -------- Baby's Own Tablets. Meets the mothers' needs in caring {for the health of her little ones as no Bd ST other medicine in the world can. The colie, simple" fevers, diarrhoea, teoth- ing troubles an® expel worms, They break. up colds and prevent croup, Ao children sleep naturally because they remove healthily, And they | the cause of sleeplessness. | children from birth onward; they al ways do good---they cannot possibly: {do harm. Mrs, George Turner, Barry's Bay, Ont, says: "1 have used Baby's Own Tablets for the trou- bles that come to little ones with | perfect satisfaction. 1 think there is medicine can equal the tablets, | Every mother ought to keep a box of I no The feature of the programme | (bo. tablets in the house as a safe-' was Mrs. Fay's divining and answering (questions. These, while proving as my- | stifying as ever, were also frequently | conts a box by writing The Dr. Wil- little ones. Sold: by guard "for her . or sent by mail at 25 all druggists | liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Tank Water Contamination. Midical Health that the little girl, whose case | did not drink any well water as ported. "A second test of the milk | man's well shows the water to be all | right. i tank into was pumped. This close to a cow barn, from which soak- the tank he ut ps | age evidently enters at | underneath. A { | | otherwise protected. The health offi say positively that the milk, but m | cor does not typhoid originated from the { bactor ! inatic proved | pital, js showing a steady improve the water wppliad to the cows and | ment in his condition and his friends Office, 07 Clarence Strest with which the milkman's cans arc | are now more confident 45 10 his re: | e---------------------- | washed, contaminated, and this he | covery av | had to have remedied. Mr. Wilson, a former teacher at the UNIVERSAL MBAT CHOPPERS, -- dairy school, has been in the city a a Sets. in A Healthy Business. few davs. He is now situated in the Carvers in Capt. Holmes, who represents E. W. | North-West Territories, but is home on | The New, Basy Washing Machine it. | Gillett company, Toronto, is in the | a visit, ty G. G. Publow, returned, yesterday, | Clauss' Shears and Razors i" increased xo far over last year in hi | line especially on | Baking Powder and Tartar, which are being placed in th | same category as Royal Yeast Gillett's Perfumed Lye, he of goods, er ations are advertised daily in th Whig. A Curling Match. The "teams" were brooms and granites for a game night and Bailey's rink Hayne's bunch by 9 points. H. B. Craig, J. Reid, J. R. Bailey, skip, 16, he pt nde ot M. as |'S, class. Howard &. Folger and H, B.| Col. Massie, H. B. Bibby, Prof. | loft wing, Turner. A " 381 King Street Mills went down te Clayton, N.Y. | Kirkpatrick, G. E. Hague, skip, 9. Alerts--Goal, Smith; point, Lockett; from 11.30 am. to 3 am yesterday, in two hours, became wind- | The curling match in the Dr, Clarke | cover, Gilbert; rover Grady; centre, _---- ent Dinca NO et un 5 ad bound and had to remain over until | tankard series to have been played Manley: right wing, Meck and Lieber shortest potice. English and all | to-night has been postponed, owin ll to last night's fire at Rockwood. Referee--H. Nicholson. \ city. 'Phone, 665, To See The Matinee. The following composed a party of bo oi {loving Sumo]. » Fates_ul NEW i Restaurant | to-day for the matinee of "Peggy from CHIN ae his | Paris' : Mrs. William Templeton, Mes, 83 Princess Street - zed | J. L. Boyes, Miss McLaurin, Mrs. A. Open from 10.80 a.m. to 8.00 smi © to | ¥. Holmes, Mrs. G. C. T. Ward, Mrs. The best place to get an sll round ato | W. H. Boyle, Mrs, ¥. F. Miller, Mrs. Lunch in the city. Meals ot al hiade on his | F. D. Mille, Mrs. R. J. Perry, Mrs. ortest notice. English ver | George Perry. Queen's Will Challenge. recover, thongh his advanced age It is the intention of Queen's, as would be against him. Mr. Oliver's | wnior champions of the Intercolle condition is serious, This was his | giate Hockey Union, to challmge for first stroke. A. Shaw, of the customs | the Stanley cup, and if 'they can get house, will look after Mr, Oliver's la game with the holders of it by | March ist, they will keep in practic The new Stanley cup rule now is that only one game will be played for th ded | the | three as before, ------------ ult. Evening Classes. ken Register now for a n not | course in the night school at the Fron- the | tenac Business College and' impro your education and earning power. | | dividual instruction teachers. 'Phone (80. T. B. Stockdal the | principal. Somebody will profit to-day Dr. A C. ROBERTS IS ENTITLED TO Officer Bell Soap o [typhoid he reported to the board of { health as likely originating from milk, re- There was contamination in a which water from the well tantk is situated from concrete bottom will be put in the tank which will also be city calling on the jobbers. The cap- ! tain states that business has largely Magic Gillett's L'veam and and are con- sidered standard articles by the retail groeors, The Gillett company's prepar out with their last outplayed Elliott, trophy instead of the best two out of three months' and competent reading the Whig's want, for sale and DUBLIN ESTATE. Was Supposed to Be Dead, But is Coptented Laborer in Mon- tana Cyamide Camp. Kendell, Mont, Feb. 10--In a humble cottage at the Kendall mine, living in contentment and obsourity, satisfied with daily wage received as a toiler by night in the cyanide plant, lives Charles Roberts, nephew of the distinguished English ral, + Lord Roberts. Not only is Charles Roberts the great general's nephew, but he is by hereditary right entitled to a vast ancestral estate in Dublin which Lord Roberts has occupied for years. The story sotnds like a romance, but the fact of Charles Roberts' re: lationship is acknowledged by Lord Roberts himself and was publicly roclaimed by him at a meeting in ondon on the occasion of his nephew's visit fo that city. . A secret service man visited Kendall some months ago. He was sent by Lord Roberts to interview his nephew, The fact was unknown to anyone save Mr. Roberts and kis wife, who maintained silence on the subject. Soon afterward Mr. Roberts left for London. That was on August 23rd. The lineage came bout through the fact that his father; Richard Roberts, and Frederick Sleigh (Lord Roberts) were brothers, Richard was the oldest son, owing to his untimely death never succeeded to the inheritance, but ae cording to the rule of hereditary sue. cession his eldest son should have been in tine for the peerage and es tate. Charles Roberts, of Kendall, is the eldest som of Richard Roberts, but when his grandfather died Charles was adrift somewhere in Canada, none of his relatives knew where, Jt4 was reported that he was dead and no special effort was made to verify the report until recently. Lord Rob: but ts | took possession of the esta rightfully belonged to his youthful nephew, Not long ago, how- ever, an advertisement was inserted inquiring the whereabouts of Charles t Roberts, The visit of a secret service man followed and the subsequent journey to England which established the relationship absolutely; Mr, Richards has in his possession a photograph, personally presented to him by his uncle. Mr. Roberts is thirtv-eight vears old. He was horn in the province of Ontario, Durham, Canada, and in 18096 was married. Mr. pnd Mes. Roberts have one child, a bright little girl, who is attending the public school, -------------- PERSONAL MENTION. Movements Of The Peo: They Are Saying And Doing. G. E. Hartoey, Ottawa, way in the city yesterday and to-day. Crawford McCullough, M.D., Gana nague; was in the city to-day, j Hiram Keech and family, of Tam- worth, have moved to Kin ton, H. G. Snow, New York, business manager for Kubelik company, was in town yesterday. Dr. and Mre. W. W, Armstrong spent vesterday in the city with friends, en route from Montreal to Seattle, their future home. Miss Helen Kavanagh gave a very pleasant hve party, on. Wednesday evening, Miss Lillian Lyons and Mr, O'Brien winning the prizes. Frederick Fowler, Montreal, a pro- minent cheese exporter, has been in the city .a few days, and yesterday + | gave a talk at the dairy school, Gus Thompson, at the General Hos t from 'Cobourg, where he attended a s | dairymén's convention and give al all guaranteed at 2 very practical address on "Cheese: Strachan's Hardware Store, making." . ' - 4 o Miss Mary McCambridge, King street, and Miss Anna McGlade, Barrio stre left, this afternoon, for Pough- keepsie, NY., to spend a month, the guests of Dr. and Mrs, C, J, McCam- bridge, Wm. Murray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness, ete., for sale. A Game Of Hockey. On Saturday, at the Royal Rink, the Alert A. C,, defeated the Rideaus 14 to 1. The half time score was 4 to 1. The players were ! Rideaus--Goal, Hughes; point, Turn- bull; cover, Hipson; rover, Muckler centre, Connor; right wing, Scott; Lh 3 Sale of Horses Every Saturday man; left wing, Millan, dishes n specinlty.: We have the and host complete dinning room o B Chinese = AS 8 AOA -- STOCK MARKETS. w. f r i Ba ore & Ohio Brooklyn Raoid Trunsit Canadian Pacitic o..x sense 1 We 5 Metropolitan cert mse 2AM Missouri Pacific ... s New York Central ... .. 149% 1 Toran Reading Fi i ve n- th I le, WHEAT , neni ee on = Bs ited wines Bh » x by i | real estate advise. Will it be you? 2 Arn Oy