I RE OF TURTLE LAKE, wig' y seventh Poet anniversary ook . ey had eiph: living, t fth Sixty ero ont ¥ HVIDE: Sogether with sixty grand. LEER yi, me eg The NH, D. Bibby Co, world as good as one of our : "© » Suits dress anew for spring. od clothes go hand in hand, essed for the season, for the "In the Good Old Summer t needs, » t's best able to fill them, and doubt turn in this direction. g to do you good. Come. Spring Hats New Raincoats cwear, etc. BIBBY CO. 8, 80, 82 Princess Street "LAZIEST MAN ALIVE' Is An Artful Dodger Hand Work. London, March 8.--Th \ alive," in the person of Shackle, a strong, health man, thirty five years. of peared in court this tence as an incorrigible 1 vagabond. 'the prosecutor gave so show that the man's not been unjustly besto Shackle had been convic for. refusing to maintain seventeen times for refractyr duct iy the workhouse; ont A casiops the maximum teri months' hard labor was i wel twice he had been threate h a whipping. 'HE absolutely 1 to work, and spent his time and the workhouse In 1900 he was dispatch agricultural colony in yalter a few days was sent « He sot the horse of U man Ralph Ap week Sur and horse and - cart. loose in a field and overt th cart into a.ditch, and th sched back to London. Another time he was « ing, but the work was (oo "dirty Sent wood chopping, Shac! : even go to see the shed. He cand dv wanted to go to sea. He had a given him, and he managed place this board his ship. (But 'of work was again too 1 him, and his heart failin went ashore and after tl sailed sought shelter a house again. He was sentenced to ty hard labor. i b t work Hard of soft 'corns cured '» Peck's Con applications of Sal Guarantend. Money back atis factory. | In boxes, 15 Wade's Drug Stare, Another party of Briti rants Y *unnda, on V sailid- fo How We olen] One Hundred Dol for any chse of Catarrh th cured by (Hall's Catarrh Cure ¥, J. CHENEY & CO. 1 * We the undersigned have X Cheney fgr the last 15 lieve. him| peviectly hon d ness lrapsactions and | to carty [out any obligations his firm. WALDING, KINNAN 'Whoiesale Drugists. eledo, © ra & MARVIN Toledo: © Hall's Qatarrh Cure is tak internat, Iv mcting directly «upon the BIOOG ol MUROUS 8 : prfaces of | montale; [seat free. for they lac 0 SEA There is no: economy k strength and flavor. NE CENT A CUP is all the L BRAN by, actual test. CHASE & Sil HAVE YOU SEEN HAVE YOU SEEN ; The New High Bust Straight Front . ELLIOTT BROS . 77 Princess Street. infuying low Priced Coffees cost of > Coffee Sa ow + g ps Ey RT There is a lot of things needed in a Kitchen that vou never think of un. losé you Keep "house ar a tin store. We have heen supplying people with these things for so many years that we ean tell pretty near what they want, All the different shapes and styles in Pots'amd Pans, Bread Boxes, Kettles, Sauce Pans, and the dozens of things that should be well appointed itchen ave here, at prices very low. kitchen pie hore, 8, frices very. lo in a 'Phone 35. Announcement to Conservative Invest THE ROCHESTER AND OGDENSBURG (Capital Stock $50,000, fully paid and non-assessable). Just incorporated under New York State.bgws, ed 10,000 shares for s company now annum are s a high-grad y times the public subs will operate a line Luke DIVIDENDS OF 20% urd from Ontario and St curity, on ¢ allotment is Navigation ROCHESTER AND OGDENSBURG NAVIGATION CO. General Offices : Ogdensburg, N. Y. Always Reliable GANONG'S G. B CHOCOLATES, se- cond to none, bulk or in packages. taste and see what you buy. Only §0c. per pound. oy J. Rees'. 166 Princess St DOGO GAGGAPIGIFR GRP G+ P---- wesent figure. reception NAVIGATION CO. has rho cription Per Share. of stealwboats, carrying . Lawrence River passengers commencement of business will quickly advance the and _eatnings of subscriptions, but will he exhausted. Draw cheque to the Co., or write to-day for full de- Come THE CANADA METAL CO. Manufacture Lead Pipe, Traps, Brass Thimbles, Sheet Lead. . William Street. Phone Main 1729. VIScovu Prospective Owner Paris, Nf thorities 8 case in wi the world i A Wom Property valued ry arch 8 at ® rertan vi us i Ore a notary y begged which as barry, * sail was Several millions Make, Hig men ng that (hy SEY expen 9 the 3 ro. A fo Simons |, Tiy « out 10 its fegiti m qu Sting, een self the Nhe wae Siving this ope the adviee of Buyer of francs were ROT Was 80 reassur- Woman paid the neces cidental Yo: the sale Naturally amazed on Hmmons NT DEFRAUDS WOMAN. Persuatles to Sign Papers. The Versailles au- present investigating "ha well-known man of plicated. I, a few weeks ago, S2WO00. The buy- scount. loving the contract of pur- When it the viscount, so the woman to the amount of the fees was $5000. He a reason for his momentary "IL a groat will ease which pending, and in which at of her own poe- ars ago she received a testing her to hand over mate ovner, the viscount property which had roe and promptly. friends. She Tansee presence - of a notary. The woman had signed the contract without read ing the document. She has started a suit against the viscount, How Taxes Sometimes Go. Picton Gasmstte. 3 : In the year 1901, a prominent eciti- zen, of Picton, then representing corporation at the council board, and godliness," beeame imbued with sary whereby the public themselves and snow." tion we do not question, but the his a disappointment; which the to father. As is already known the house was built cost of about £450, in which amoun is included some $30 law costs ior al lowing it to become a public nuisance "THe building has been recently sok the ratépayers about $125, to experi people to bathe house. © J bride-elect, blind-folded, stood in Toronto the evidently believing in the oft repeated quotation that "cleanliness is next to the | longing to a Canadian. snother imei: idea thut a bathing house was neces- could purge become "whiter than The saneness of the proposi- tory of the transaction shows rather prime mover, no doubt, would hardly care and equipped at a to Albert Hare for $25, thus costing ment on the problem of educating the in a public bathing: Mrs. James Massie continued her series of pleasant evening parties on Tuesday and Wednésday, when pro- gressive euchre was played. On ese day evening Mrs. W. J. B. White and: Me. Henry Crumley carried off the prizes, and on Wednesday Mrs. W. J. Robinson and Mr. George Lee were the winners. On both evenings some very enjovable music followed the card playing. eee Mrs. A. C. Waggoner gave a very pleasant euchre patty, on «wvening, for about forty youn of her daughter, Miss Willa Tuesday friends 'aggon- The affair was in honor of Miss Waugoner's cousin, Mr, Edward Boyce, of Toronto. The prize-winners in the games were Miss Smith and Mr. Mac. Simpson. Music followed the card: playing, and after refreshments came a little dance. Pink carnations were used to decorate the house. - - » . Mrs Mills gave a linen shower for the bride of March 21st, Miss Edith _ Mills, yesterday afternoon, when sixteen girl friends of the bride: to-be showered her with gifts of linen, much of it handwrought. The manner of the "showering" was this: George the middle of the room, the guests ecirel ing about her. At a given signal a sheet, held by six girls, and filled with all sorts of gifts, tied up with pretty ribbons, was thrown over her head like a veil, the pareels showering about her. Many friends, not at 'the shower, sent gifts, and the store of pretty things is mounting rapidly. After the shower, toh was served at quartette tables. ~ Several peogyle dropped in to Mrs. Harry Betts', at the tea hour, yester day, and had 'a pleasant little chat with Mrs, Gamshy, who had come in to recive with Mrs. Betts. - * - - Mrs. Duncan Macpherson, of Ottawa, who is to entertain Colonel and Mrs. Taylor, has invited some of their friends into tea on Friday afternoon, - - Mrs. John Macgilliveay gave a very jolly progressive euchre party, last night, when ~ her guests numbered twenty-eight. The prizes were won bw Miss Fraser, who is staying with her sister, Mys. J. M. Campbell, and by Dr. A. P. Knight. The lad¥'s prize was a painted cup and saucer, and the gentlewan's a book, katherbound. It was extremely pleasant. es ® ® At the Badminton tournament, ves térday. the prizes were won by Mrs. J.C, CO. Almon, and "Mr. Alan Pal- mer.y Mrs: "Almon received a silver topped ink «stand, and Mr. Palmer's teophy " was 'a' pocket flask. Both prizes were very pretty. X number of people were asked 'down to tea, and enjoyed watching the play very mach, * * -. » Mrs. A. FE. Lambert has returned The |. tor of Mrs. W. J, Stegiles, Allandale, and Mr. Dou Seymour Tew, of. Toronto, The. marriage will take place uring the' last week in April. Miss * ine' Maraut, of Wilbrod street, Ottawa, . to Br William J. Boston, Miss Katharite Smith, St. Cathar ines, to Mr, James Alexander Adie, of Montreal, the marriage to take place in April. FASHION'S FORM. Suit For the Small . Boy. Shirt-Waist _Any of the stout washing materials --serge," flannel or tweed--will answer well for this plain Kittle suit in which the small boy fan romp and tear around "to his heart's content. The little blouse has a comfortable and strong yoke over the shoulders in the back, the place where most strain comes in wear, The armhole is left sufficiently large to admit of com- fort; and the loose sleeve is gathered into the usual band cuff with button and buttonhole at the back, to ad: mit of easily pushing up the sleeve, The fastening is in the front, con: cealed under a stitched box pleat fly, and the little patch pocket at the side is bound to be an appreciated feature, The trousers ave the usual pattern, fastening at the sides, and with pock- ets inserted in each opening. The cap is made from the same material, Movements Of The People--What A. A. Fisher, Brockville, is in the city. Thomas H, Young, Peterboro, is. in town to-dayy Miss McCallum, Toronto, is a guest at the Randolph, Edward: Walsh went to Watertown, yesterday on business. 8. W. Acton, Gananoyue, spent ves. terday and" to-day in town. : Mr. and Mrs. HE; Dwyer, Croyden, spent yesterday inthe city. Ww. Reynolds, Verona, was in town yesterday dnd todav. Rev, CO. C.Blagrave, Belleville, is a guest at the Randolph: hotel. S. D. Wagar, Enterprise, and A. W. from Gananoque, where she has been visiting 'Mrs, Clarke Taylor. { e * a a Mrs. Hiram at tea, this afternoon. - - . Miss Stafiord to Lyn. Miss Emily Low has returned to Ot- tawa. Captain Gilman and Captain Bell have quarters at 196 Johnson street. Mrs. Carman returned to Montreal, on Saturday, after visiting her sister, Mrs. I). Stewart Robertson Mrs. Charles. Oliver, who is now staving with Mrs, A. 8, Oliver, will leave on Tuesday, for Montreal. ' * * Mrs. Octavius Yates will come back to Kingston in April. ager of the Globe, Toronto, was in the city for a short time, to-day. visit- ing his sister, . Mrs. W, 8. MacTavish, Union street. . . » . Mrs. 1. G. Bogart will reecive on Thursdays, at her home 104 Welling- ton street, The Bishop of Ontario and Mrs. Len- nox Mills have gone to Preston Springs. Mrs, Kaye, who has been staying with her mother, Mrs. Laurence Buch- an, at the Windsor, Montreal, has joined Captain Kaye here, and is with him at 196 Johnston street, « ® = Captain and Mrs. Powell and their two children, from Toronto, are board- ing at 196 Johnson street, Migs Grace Worrell is now visiting Mrs. Joseph Power. Miss Nora Starr will arrive from Torputo, on Saturday, to be the guest of Miss Edith Mills. » . = Mr. Harold Clotworthy of Glasgow, Scotland, © i= the guest of his aunt, Mrs. A. C. Waggoner. Letters from Mrs, Herbert Robinson bring word that she and her cousin; Miss Mair, are still in Pasadena, so entirely are they enjoying this lovely Californian city. Motoring is a dis- tinetive feature of their pleasure, and the freedom of an orange grove, he- dental. There ig no word of home com- ing, 'us yet, but the return will be via Vancouver, and down over the C.P.R. "ee oe Me. and' Mrs. J. 8. Pateh, Montreal, have Eft for a three weeks' fay at Atlantic City. Their gon, Mr. Howard | Man § Patch, accomvanied them to New | a A y Jtalians Injured. * | Vork, whence he sails on a visit to | ireensbure, Pa, March S.---An en i Europe. t » . . . -- "jof: 11 "Mise Annette St, Judge snd Mrs, H. OC. St. Piarre, "| Mr. L. Belanger. of Montreal, of the lagislative assembly, to Dr | day. : * + | Calvin is entertaining, | | returned on Tuesday [i 3 : : H. Lavell, has opened an ali Jlasion Hague is home from | (vu and ear surgery in the apital of Montreal. Ihe . 3 th Bro. W..J. Jones of Tamworth, is A erta, Falmiont m, and reports dod a Mes. Hen Mooe Bare! verything flourishing. Hisiting rs. Henry Mooers, rric District Depts coand. Tegont: J Stree Toi a v . . 4 MM. Twige, Kings i : A Mr. J. F. Mackay, business man- | i) -_= ingston, will pay an off The engagement has" been anvounes! | Pisrre, daughter of | to Miss Desiordine, donghter of Lieu. | f+ nant-Colonsl. 1... G. Desinrding clerk | Ricard, of steeet, Benjamin, Yarker, are in town to- Airs. Ruttan, Wellington, is spending a few wéeks with friends in King: ston, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nickle are mov ing into their new home, on . Earl street, Mrs, H. Roberts and Miss Leta Rob erts, Sharbot Lake, spent the day in the city, : Miss Lizzie Scott, Kingston, was the guest of Miss "May Scott, Westport; this week, Miss Emily La Bonte and sister, loft today, for Montreal, where they will reside dwith their father, Miss Irenc and Miss Mubel Daley returned home yesterday after a two weeks' visit with Ottawa friends. Dr. W to the Brockville council, Royal Arcanum, to-night. Poliee Constable Mullinger who has been ill all week, as the result of a bad fall on Saturday last, is some. what improved to-day. Joubn G, McNamee, real estate man, Winnipeg. was a visitor in town yes terday. the guest of his sister, Miss | Rose McNamee, Bagot street. | Thomas Fleming, president of the Lake Seamen's Union leaves this week to attend the annval eonvention in Chicago, as delegate for the local branch. a John Macgillivray. in attendance at Queen's University, underwent an operation at the hos pital last week, which was most sue cessful. He is improving very nicely. Miss Spence, for-the last thirteen vears doing hospital mission work on the Pacific coast among the Isimp shean Indians, has returned, and i staying with her sister, Mrs. D. Truesdell, 10 Chestnut street. Kingston Home-Coming. Toronto Mail. special meeting of the Kingston [ | Jr, of Picton, 5 Ww. guest of the occasiog willbe E. J. BR addriss his fellow: townsmen on the this year. Kingston in that city. ging runpice light on the © Pennsyl | vanin railway, near Radebaugh, Pa. to-day, evashed into a work train { Inborers, of whom will dis, -------------- mibssenger for 'the Old Boys' Association has been called for this evening in the Dominion Busi- ness College quarters, comer of Col lege street and Brunswick avenue, The Pense, M:P.P.. for Kingston, who will home-coming which is td take place i will vote a con- siderable sum for that event. It is ex- pected that it will be the most suc- cessful of the home-comings yet held d on which were about seventy-five Italian Four, of the men were killed Fo thirty-five' others 'injured. several prompt or- MARCH 6. DR. PYNE INPRESSED WITH THE ADVANTAGES OF KINGSTON. As a Normal School Cemtre~The tation--The Premier Says That Kingston Will Not Be Punished. The cabinet ministers who received the Kingston deputation in Toronto on. Wednesday were Premier Whitney and Hon. Messrs. Pyne, Willoughby, Monteith, Cochrane and Matheson. The deputation was really an Eastern Ontario one, as it consisted also of these castern members of the legisla ture: Messrs, Dargavel, Preston, Care scallem, Gallagher, Paul, Fergusun and McGarry, who all supported King- ston as a normal school centre. One half hour was given the deputation, which was introduced by Mr. Dar gavel, Mr. Pense was the first speaker, a two-minute, speach, he pointed out the general advantages afforded by Kingston. He was followed by Messrs, Gallagher and Paul, wembers for Frontenac, and Addington respective ly. " Principal Ellis said that Ningston had public school pupils evourh te afford practical training' for 200 nor mal - school teachers-in-training. P. J. Rigney pointed out that King- sfon was the diocesan see of an arch- diocese and was in the same position as Ottawa and Toronto, both of which "has normal schools. Tr. Knight made this point - in Kingston's favor--=that the teachees-in- training would get the benefit of the apparatus. in the laboratories of the School of Selene: Normal schools "throughout the province, = he said, were poorly equipped for teach- ing science, and no less than seven teen - collegiate institutes and high schools were better equipped in this regard than was the normal school at London. Tt was most important for the government to place a school in Kingston, so that the teaching in H. W. Richardson spoke as president of the Kingston Conservative Associa tion, He said that didn't "deliver the goods," of late, still it had sent to Toronio conserva- tive members, punished, because contests that ne favored Kingston centre, under the Sandfield Macdonald govern fords have been so augmented, advantages Queen's would afford - the normal school, whose teachers-in training could avail the so better themselves, Pyne, minister of education, ment is not yet. erystallizad, but are delighted to learn that so far a general feeling of the government i to uplift the public schools. As far a Kingston is concerned, yon have mad a good case geographically, and realize the advantages tional facilities afforded by the univer sity. Personally, 1 think that a centr tle the location of the new schools we have not yet decided the number the advantages of Kingston will ecive due consideration." Premier Whitney said that nothin Kingston would affect the governmen in the slightest degree in seloctin «ites for normal seh In regard t the grant for medical purposes t Kingston, the premier said he hoped to be able to make an annotinee the governnee: time had when the government did have an oy portunity to consider it An Old Lake Captain. Cobourg, Ont., March *. man cmployed on a steam Tiere, met with an accident vesterda Capt. Hugh Rooney, who was presen hastened up street and summoned physician. Capt. Rooney's exertion proved too much for him and dropped on the street. into the Queen's hotel. and died soc was the cause of his death, He was brother of Capt. Dan Rooney, harbe master of this town and well-khow years. "Interesting, But Untrue." London, March 8. untrue," is to the effect that a formal politic alliance between Great Britain Spain will promptly follow King fonso's marriage to Princess Ena Battenburg. : Rest's Snowflake Baking Powder vorite. It is as sold at double the price. I you ha never used it, try a pound. Phone and have it promptly delivered. Bay Herpicide for the square, ovposite Whiq office. The Phone 230, A apecial £5 vine is sold Case Made Out by the Depu-§ In: science. would be thorough, All 3 the normal schools were weak in science f % teaching. while Kingston when the conservative party were in opposition, and needed help. He hoped Kingston would not be in that city there were obstacles to overcome in political other place had, Conservatives of many outside places as a normal school D. M. McIntyre pointed out that it the advantages of Kingston struck Dr, Ryerson, superintendent of education ment in the carly seventies, to such an extent that he selected a lot and de Rev. Principal Gordon spoke of the selves of the individual classes in the university and In reply to the deputation, Hon, Dr, said: "I'he oducational policy of the govern. s we we have gone we have the endorsation of prominent educationists, Although our policy has not yet crystallized, the that we should do everything possible of tho educa like Kingston would be a good loca- tion for a normal school, and I may say that when the time comes to get: re i he 50 | JAMES REID, THE LEADING UNDERTAKER : 264 and 266 Princess Street. ; had ment before now, The great demand on prevented this, but he hoped to do so this week, as the question would take little time A work barge which is being renovated and refitted by which he was considerably injured. he He was taken afterwards, It is stated that apoplexy on the lakes, where be has sailed for "Interesting but is the British foreign office's comment on a story published in Par- and Al + | 23c. a pound, is proving a great fa as any powder scalp. at' Gib- son's Red Cross Drug Store, market Ben Not the wealthiest, not the most : 'man who has good health and works for trite, but not trivial. o x Every man should guard his health as his most valuable 'po sion, The more so because healtit is easier to retain than Keep your grip on health 4 regular ot in eating and requisite sleep. Take Beecham's b to tone the orah and keep the liver and bowels in good wi order. And don't worry. : : Posy i _ Observe these simple rules and you will agree that the one wha gets the most from life is Ke A408 SE The Man Who Uses BEECHAN'S PIL Prepared only by the Proprietor, Thomas Hetegss ameniee Ss Sold everywhere in Canada and U. S. America. In Ne * ¥5 BOIVIN, WILSON ®. CO.. Momsesal,: © - DISTRIBUTORS. "A Great Cors Department "The best selected and most up-to-date Corset stock in Eastern Ontario. ee rad P. C. Corsets, B. & I. Corsets, We show all the leading lines Tape Girdles, 266., 856. 10 788. | Batiste Girdles, B0e. 756., $1. cided to build @ normal school there, Lady Curzon Girdles with garters. | 8 TN Ja the present vernment shovld be nd o . Sab u wtbisok * Tile sopranos and more so High and Low Bust Corsets, with deep hip and garters, at 500 y = because the advantages Kingston afl 75¢., 86e., $1, $ «20, 1 i PR pid A la Grace Corsets, $1.85, $1.50, $3. Crest and Albani Qorsets for stout figures, $1.95. » Nursing Corsets, Hygiene Waists. £ oF . Children's Waists, 26¢c., 86¢., 50¢., Te, : SPENCE'S, ™ mans} » %p Maatle Store. A 5 ® AND = ~ CARRIAGES strong , also ages. s Something new and pretty and durable, in 1906 des Pullman, Reclining Back Ca " Parasols, Lace Covers, ean be had separate. Also old carriaged repainted and up- ve! holstered. | / Tit | - Have your repairing and upholster- = yk ing attended to at once. : 1 ae i. : » g © 2000 PEPTIDE FOSIISOP You're a Back Numi If you do mot use a Type- Re * The visible witog EMPIRE will please you draw trade. Price, $60. Try one for a month. y- la V t, " ns m a nw n - CUSTOMS BROKER;- The business of the late C: G. Or Insurance, have a Oliver, will be carried on in his office, (9 Clarence street. G.A. BATEMAN Who for the. last five years has been associated with' Mr, Oliver. For Real Estate or Insurance Consult with GEO. CLIFF before 5445 Clare treet. of at veo a ate