tn eww 74 den, Owing of ies Ww you come and See our alth of noval attractive- ery pleasing desig 15 card from 20 to 50 : nd muslin, for hildren's shoulder stray n corse JON. -- ee Specials for Oand 2 at 10 o clock, and 1200 - for two splendid Satur- an enormous loss to the, ar stock and make much chance, we like to show m have the profit. © 05 valu d for the above special and ular yard, hve ow in two - when yo t per yar | SON. iii eran ede Lisle Gloves ook exactly like the un- {id Gloves--cost about as and wear What better say of them ? Be sure sk to see them to-morrow, selling very rapidly. much ce as long. ment includ es of ing finished wit dome fastener pair at 5 5 r = Ticoghis ? , of six materials which ds of women, than the Colored Che n's wash waist k blue, gr | green, per 15 and dresses and suit ir India they also decide They are tremen" nstylish ; sture. - ish shoes. It or rst" among styl : qn above 183 [he style show d retails for $3.75. HOE STORE Furniture {ommencing May 1st Our entire stock must be sold as (we cannot remove it to the new store, 230 and 230} Princess Street. Ambulance call 577. Auction Sale Robt. 222 Princess Street & Of Household Furniture Mrs, Parrott s HAY. april il 30th, 10 am ( THE vart of M k Pa 0 What-not Clocks Léathe Couch, Books Riscuit Glasswar hu ~--ON THE ~-- METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS a HC irs JUSEHOLD EFFECTS Irwin, 240. King St. Suite, in Bbony els and other Bronze Candle Oil Paintings, Gis ck Walnut Extension i Dining Chairs, Rocke p op Table, Bookcase and Covers, Pewter Kettle and Silverware, China and , Vak Dresser and Washstand old Mahogany Bedsteads d Art-Blinds, een St. Grand - Upright Pi Wainut . Hair C very large new, © Stair and »o k Walnut phdehourd, Ceo U'ubles, Di sh Couch, niet flack rs Horan Rack, Hanging Clocks, .S Wal nut and sus, Dréssers, Fea ws, Bedding, Washsta Grand Universal Hee a Range, 2 Glassware, Gem-J Tinware, etc. wt one p.m. ALLE The Sydenham Curtains, Hlinds, ete. AND MEASURES Will be given under the aus of the City Council by ro C. McLennan, of the University of onto, in the ' CITY HALL SATURDAY EVENIN tend. G --ON-- April 28 At Eight O'clock The public are cordially invi L. W. SHA} BY JOHN H. MILLS 'AUCTION SALE - iz :--Weber Furniture, Weber & old t residence of the AJired street, Monday. April 30th & €a. Piano, Chairs, and « Extension and Walnut Sideboard, erator, Clocks, Bedroom is. iding, Rance na, Chamber ls and Goods too nw Di My Spr Cut 10 a wm. Terms cash JOHN IH. MILLS, Auctioneer. Chaicest Materials Excellent Workmanship feat dppearance Wear "Allen's"' 84 Brock Sr. Features to be in our 'Shoes Military Bootmakers SILVER- BAR Nini ng "uch Bile & Cunningham, 79 Clarence Bt -- ---------- For the Best Insurance SWIYT'S Remar DIRECT FROM TURK A wil ¥ Pay good prices for oa re, RThets. Stoves and all or trading, buyi lin D0 better ince than FiSlag or ae Turk's § Ex wk shares quoted much. bid © 0 ro sales v > latter see ev are holding ts for « Rv ille value, Peterhoro, Rr par but no less In all its branches go to ESTATE AND 398 Princess Street. Dandies. English hd 8, §0 the young . DL Bibby Cy J. Reid Residence, 302 Axminister Auctioneer street. Auction Sale TUESDAY, May Ist Terms cash. ALLEN, The Auctionecr, Haircloth Se Sign of Golden Bool. and so Wny ? Simply playing' m and selling shares If you INSURANCE AGENOY econd-Hand Store ano, loth ther ntre | ning Lace br. Sewing sh Bed- ther | nds, ter Pug | Ars, | pices 1 Tor- th Co. Mrs. ning arble ings, 1 mer- bad n the the to their and useful other erhys. Again We remind you Of the Nohby Butter 20¢. ; Civic Light day. Lecture on Electric Comr 8 p.m "The Holy City's Grand Opera House, 8.15 pun, Real Estate Auction Sale, at Salter's rooms, Monday noou The sun rises Sunday*at 4.57 a.m. and sets at 6.59 p.m Soldi Wives' league Concert, City fall, Thursday, May 8rd Operetta 'May Queen," St Andrew's Hali, Tuesday evening, Ma¥ 1st Reserved seats at Uglow's, for the ¥Y. C . Gymnasium Concert, Monday at Opera House. "The Yellow Peril of the White Race," Brock St. church. Tuesday, May 1st, 8 p.m. Stereoptican Iccture. I need a new Hat, So to-night 1 will go And. bu@ one of the latest, From George Mills & Co This day in history :--York, (Toronto) ed, 1813 Mutiny of the Bounty, Death of Generals Wolfe and A very pretty lot of dainty china in odd Eggs 13¢ Hats at Campbell Bros. , Crawforfl. mittee, 2 System, pieces Mayonaisse Dishes Sugars and Creams Chocolate Jugs Cracker FREE THE QUEEN' men Jars ..ROBERTSON BROS.. Furs Stored And Insured 'McKay Fur House Telephone 489 to call. CIVIC IMPROVEMENT SOCIE1Y - DISTRIBUTION OF SEEDS ef ne DR. A, P, GHOWN'S 187 Princess Street, from 4 to 6 p.m." MONDAY, April 30 to May 5 SAN FRANCISCO CONFLAGRATION INSURAN OF AMERICA 4 pm. City Hall, Mon- CE CO. WAR HISTORY ---------- ° Sidelights On Russo-Jap- anese Struggle. CURIOUS ~ STORIES TOLD OF HOW THE FIGHT ORIGINATED, -- Private Yachts Hired to Act as Scouts--Once on Sea the "Happy Family' Began Quarrelling. Paris, April 25. A case which has just been condluded at the Palais de Justice, and in whiclP the decision has been reserved, casts a curious side light on the Russo. lapane se war. To ward the of 1904, Rus: having at length decided to send her fleets te the far east, despatched the first squadron by way of the Mediterranean and Suez canal, while other ships were to double the Cape. In order to pro- close fect the Russian ships against sur prise several fast-going pleasure vachts were [chartéred with instroe tions to act gs scouts and signal the presence of suspicious eraft in the Mediterranean, and especially near the approaches to] the canal. Capt. Maurice Loir, retired, command of the little flotilla, comprised the Florentina, the, or alda. and another yacht destined to acquire still greater fame in hearing the ill-gotten fortunes of Galley and his mistress, the Catharine; These vachts were hired from private owners at - the rate of $5,000 to $7,000 a month each, and for a 'period of two months, which might be prolonged, if the should arise M. president of the ing Agency," played a leadi the affair, and mn onder vachts might be able overhauled; that they vachts, he hell to | adventure loving friends, teed a passage on board rentina for his wife and braving the dangers of the and, possibly, of cannon antl torpodoes Once in the Mediterranean, - the happy family began to anarrel and when the order: wag given to go ough the canal antl enter the Red Sea, the "trippers" hastily asked to be put ashore. From November to February M. and Mme. Tordo stuck | to the Floremtina through thick and. | thin. Then they were put ashore at | Naples, agoinst their! wish, it seems. MN. Tondo claimed ropayinent from M, oir of sims anced | to hima als f due for memth's extra cruising was in which necessity Tordo, "Yacht g part in that the to prove, if were pleasur | them with | and finally | the Flo himself, ea, | | | { | | fv EXODUS FROM "FRISCO insurance company payments Ae- cording to the plan the loan is ty run for twenty-five years, and to be secured by city real estate. | for was disclosed thatMrs. May Hanbury Fischer-Verry, wife of the sculptor, Roland : Hinton Perry, had assistod the revolutigmists of Santo Domingo The Wife of M ol RS. f a MAY Revolutionists. H PER New York, Apri suit the recov Jiminez, Domingo, alleged to be due for servie es rendered in a revolution in 1897, by with money, Reformers Plot to Overthrow Dy- nasty. Straits correspondent OR ors' ious Chinese Sen, X MORE TROUBLE IN CHINA. Singapore, 1 at he Press; cently. ority peaceful outlook ors - there that It rev paid a secret visit here repo despit are a new plot. present the wen ged in this scheme to make I EB N Th al heir ar | trouble it | the tl be provinces northern aim throw of majority bh le of sitation Porlin He which says that { military power than the United States | and of tenure of land. April. 28.--A despatch from quotes an article by Prof. Delburch, in the Journal there MILITARY POWER. Great Ritain. Stronger "United States. London, tween on in this friends « such of the accurate} in re-building, and to supplement the | discussed one hundred thousand which | would allegedly Holstein, Production Of Steel. a Sculptor "Aided Joseph 1. v of $25,000 om Juan formerly is infor busy the prov reformers ANBURY RY. During the trial Canningham, FISCHER- president of San it Sell nent, April Publish the bir of med that olutionist, notor Sim 1 good auth recent more China the reform- trying rte on e the in to oroanize plan is to stir up southern and een the hand and inces on the other. is to bring about the present dynasty. of the reformers en- it is fol hut the incapa what the one consider ah attempt, are y judging Than England is a stronger | tian Slows Up--The Air is Full of for England can despatch two hundred | Projects. | thousand men from Canada Siefors the | | San Franciseg, April 25 The exodus | states have even assembled their field | is slowing up, and the tinhid * have Larmy. To this the Berlin Post replies | about--cleared away and thé crowds | that England's land force is consider- | waiting at the railroad office for | ably over-estimated, England" ' might | transportation and passes are gensily- easily, and she would probably, fare ly smaller. The air is full of projects. | worse than she did 130 vears ago "Herbert Law, a capitalist, has\ gone | With the loss, Canada would be driven east, after, it is said, a conierente of | out of the American continent The men, to lay before congress a request | states need be as little concerned | for a government loan of £100,000,000, | about® two hundred thousand men | at two per cent. interest, to be used |from Canada as we about the much | land in Schleswig ly reduced the number of people in the | tong of pig iron a The plan to move all the Chinese out 5 New' York, April 28~There will be | to Hunter Ss Point, six miles away, [ un increase in every department of | may fail. The committee of Chinesel thy United States Steel Corporation merchants declare that the location is | this * vear. The fished and semi far too distant from the heart, o f | finished product is expected to Teach the city, and as a result the plan is | 10,500,000 ton compared with 9 | in abevance. While they wait the au- | 226386 tons last vear. More than thorities will move the Chinese out.| 20,000,000 tons of iron = ore will come to the Presidio, where the celestials | from the lake regions and the blast can be kept under surveillance. Most | furnace production will he 11,000,000 of the white 'refugees have' leit the | tons. The steel, corporation in March Presidio. The opening of stores along | produced at. the rate of 14,000,000 Market and Fillmore streets has great- | tons of ingots "a year and' 12,000,600 year. | And Gave | Queen | the | Story of Canada's LATEST NEWS pense. Despatches From Near and Distant Places. NEWS OF THE WORLD GIVEN IN THE BRIEFECT POS- SIBLE FORM. Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered. The anthracite coal owners have re fused the demand for an increase of Senators side interests, TO GAPTURE PASSES. 'Senators Say U. S. Railways Are Alter Ottawa. ' ° Ottawa, April 2% The hill before the railway committee asking, among other things, power to build through the Yellow Head Pass to Edmonton produced vigorous objection from McMullin and Kirehhofier against American lines being allowed to take up all. the available passes through the Rockies. There seemed to be an organized attempt by out- they said, to corner all these passes. The Canadian compan- ies' could 'furnish all the track neveled. Senator Macdonald, bia, declared that was not an American lin of British Colum- the V. W, and Y. Senator Lougheed declared that the Americans were making a deliberate attempt to capture the grain trade of the Canadian west. The bill stands for further consider: ation. CONTRACT AT OTTAWA. To Build Reduction Plant Near vages. Andrew Carnegie addressed 'the - To- That City. ronto @anadian Club on the question Oswego, N.Y. April 28. Contractor of, universal peace. A. HA. Smith has returned from Ot- Rev Ur. Barclay, Montreal, has been tawa, where he went to meet John | ffanted the honorary degree of D.C.|.) 'Tonkin, late of this city. Mr. L., hy McGill College, Tonkin is president of a large com- The resignation of H. B. Bridge- | pany which is opening graphite mines land, shesiff "6f "Muskoka, has been for- | at Buckingham, a place of about 4, warded to the government, { (Queen's Own Rifles, were received with enthusiasm at the New York military tournament. The tically where It is reported that the Ontario gov- | « We French strike is said to be prac- | o over, the government every- | | ernment will introduce a bill to pro vice for" the transmission of cheap |g power, The big floating dock Dewey, on her the Suez the Uttited States to has entered the way from P hikippine «, cana nal. 0'Ddwid, treasurer of the Cigarmakers" Union, at Hamilton, was arrested on a charge of misappro Toronto, | e two darge reduction having secured the upper hand. | and two structural work 00 inhabitants, miles north- ast of Ottawa. Mr. Smith has the contract to build plants for the ompany. The mills are to be of slow urning construction, 100 by 70 feet storeys, The concrete foun: now being laid and the is to be commenced sixteen lations are rt onee, The company "owns 2,500 acres antl the deposit of graphite is said to be the richest on the contd nt. Mr and Mrs. Tonkin are ----- "the summer at Buckingham. LEFT FOR HOME priating union funds. "ot i Owing to Outlook of Trouble William A. Brewer, Jr., formerly president of the Washington Life In- . With Tuzhey, presides company, has been indicted Naples, April 28. --As a result of at New York for perjury. despatches received here by King Fd- -------------- ward, from the home government, in DEVLIN IS AFTER DRYDEN. regard , to the crisis with Turkey, ---- which has arisen over the occupation i is Right to Sit on. |of Tabah, hy Turkish troops, the Forfeited His Right § British monarch has decided to hurry ~0n Monday London, April Galway, will as Charles Devlin, M.P., the chief seerctary for Ireland whether his attention has been called to a statement © of John Dryden, vecently appointed to the commission to en- yulva into agricultural conditions in Ireland, to the effet that Canadian farmers onjoy no 'advantages over Irish farmers, that the jatter are bet. bn off by reason of their proxi mity css fallen behind it is simply due to' discouragement. And that by reason of the Irish Land Act the Irish farm- or is on as good footing as the Cana- farmer in regard to procuring Will the seceretary state if 'the gov- ernment were aware of Mr, Dryden's when making the appointment, and whether it is the intention of the government continue the appoint- ment in view of the publication of My. Devden's views ? | views to VISITED VESUVIUS $4,000 to. the Fund For Sufferers. Naples, April 68.--King Edward and Alexandra, arrived here yester- dav. They were received by the Duke Aosta. Cardinal Prisco, Archbishop Naples, greeted them on behalf of pope. Later in the day in spite of the inclement weather their majesties started for Vesavius in an automo- bile with the Duke of Aosta. The were difficult for the ashes had Their maolesties gave fund to the. relief 'of the the recent eruption, of of roads turned into mud. £1,000 to the sufferers by Canada Drops Him Over. London, April 28.-The Liverpool Post, commenting on Edward Por ritt's "Interesting and Instructive Tariff Mood United States," in the cur- )- wards 'the andra back to London, by the overland route and will start on Monday. Queen Alex- will return to England by water, v $9,000,000 Naval Order. Rio De sJaneciro, April 2%.1t is an: nounced that $9,000,000 has been re- of mitted to London for the building he threo new battleships for the Bra- navy. The Nn Fremh hipbaikding vide rast et here for some time past endeavoring to obtain this order, but the German firms were completely out of the run- ning owing to the little indiscretions of the command of the German gun- boat Panther at Itajohy, where a Brazilian subject was seized and fore. ibly taken to the German boat. This incident will aficet the com- mercial relations of Brazil with Ger many for a long time to come, Fixed Too High. Toronto, April 28.--The members of the house are figuring with a view to reducing, the minimum salary for teachers mentioned in thé new schools act. As it' stands now it is elaimed to be much too high, and will be redue- od at least by one-third when it comes up. Dr. Seath, Toronto, the high school inspector, has been selected, it is said, for the position of superin- tendent of education and the appoint- ment will be made in a few days. Want The Convention. Detroit, - April 28.--A representative of the Shriners. and people of Los An geles, arrived here, last night, on the way to Toronto, with a monster peti tion, asking Imperial Potentate Col- ling to withdraw his decision calling off the convention which was to have met in Los Angeles, on May Sth, and asking him at once to issue orders for the conclave fo be held in that. city during the week of May 28th. Collision Of Steamboats. Ogdensburg, N.Y., April 28.-The Rutland Transit company steamer Prinee, collided with the Canadian steamer Fairmount, while locking through the Welland canal: The stem of the Ogdensburg boat was broken in two at a point three feet above. the main rail. Repairs will be made while the boat is unloading at Cleveland. Will Call At Detroit. Detroit, Mich., April 28.-1t is an- nounced that the passenger and freight steamers of the company (Collingwood), will make De- troit a port of call this season, be ginning July 1st, The Brifannie will run as far as Kincardine. Ice For Erie, Pa. Detroit, Mich, Avril, Pa., la Reed brought a cargo of ice, to-day in many vicinity years, failed here last winter. All Mipsing Consuls Safe. San Francisco, April 28. The missing, . have all ted from theirs friends. Campbell Bros. high class candy. Sold After Paying hein. Tose in. shove fire bread lines . Families of moderate | a rent . number. of the North American $1,800 000.00, will have a NET surplus | Means are now paying their board. nothér Carnegie Library. | Review, says that Canada has thrown of somé $4,000.000.00 Toronto, April 28.--E. A. Hardie, | ov Chamberlain. The C, A "The strong financial position. of Killed In The 'Quake. secretary of the Ontario library as: | fonght hard for him and for them- Company must impicss our clic & sociation, has cenived word from Os- | selves rather than him; the tarifi re generally StAThomas, April 28--William Bur. | hat Dr. ( igi he ke 3s * the kind the MILLS & CUNNINGHAM, SOLE AGEBNTS| nip, a wellknown G.T.R. engineer of | oo a3 arnegie had given | vision they askw! is not phe Ling they -- St. Thomas, is belisved to have been that fown £1 2,000 for a public library lesiredd, nor the kind the United lost in the, San Francisco disaster This and the 850.000 offered to Vie. | States would have welcomed, but is T0 CONTRACTORS He was on a v sit to his son in that | loP2 University increases 'the Camegie | going to have features that will eom PENDERS ARE INVITED: KOR | city d~a-hatter received here by rela. | JoNations to wadian cities and ng ito manufacturers and work w log ts des we rks Yequired jo erection tives ates that his. son's house, on | towns for library purposes to nearly | men here, Plugs and specificatbons now ready for ir Seventh street, hag been demolished, | © 1,000,000. spection Fehders wanted re 5 pan and although th debris has been Z -- Baseball Summary. Thursday, May 8rd, 1906, Lowest off.cenrched no trace could be found of | Resigns rom Cobalt Company: | National . League. St." Louis, §; Ry. nel. Soe An Tie rR bsLLIS him. Mr. Bumip had beer a resident Ottawa, April 28.-Hon. Frank R | Pittsburg, 2. New York, 3; Philadel Architect of St Thomas for "vears and was | Latchford, K.C., announces that for phia, 1. Brooklyn, 10; Boston, 9. Chi- Office--Near Arniouries v git ising the engine which struck -and | "personal reasons" he has resigned | cago, 5; Cincinnati, 6 {twelve in- killed Barnum's big elephant, Jumbo, | from the presidency and dipectorate of | oo MAKE A $3,500 JOB. in this city in 18%5, the Cobalt Silver Queen; lomited The on ri an League.--Philadelphia, 3% : : ' 5 company is capitalized at 31,500,000 | Boeton, 0. St. Louis, 10; Chicago, 5. Drainage Referee For Fastern Absolutely Untrue. and owns the cele aed Stormont | Washington, 5; New York,*2, Cleve Ontario. Ottawa April: 28%. -The news | mine with forty acre adpining, which | and, 7; Detroit, 4. Toronto, April 28.--the sccond read statement peat a mas wkd re fofmerly 'belonged to the Temiskaming | Kastan League. Baltimore, Bx -Bui- ing of Mr. Hanna's bill to aménd the heing ade at the liheral tancos ii & Hudson Bay Mining company. falo, 3. Newark, 1: Toronto, 0 (thir draindge act brought out the fact demand the resignation' of Hon. Mr. or Common Pd | teen innings.) Jersey City, 9; Mon- that the government is providing an Emmerson and Sir. Frederick Borden Book Of Common Prhyer. { treal, 0. Providence, 5; Rochester, 2. other %3,500. appointment Tor some | 1 absolutely untrue, Neither gentle Toronto, April 28.--As it is expect: | : 4 one. For the purposes of administra-{ 0h was even mentioned in the meet: | ed by the western bishops that in a | : ; i ins sion« the province is divided into east-| ino in question. few.) years practically Ph the /voung | This Boy Committed Suicide. ern and western districts, with Kin : ee people in the western provinces will | Oslin; d=, Apsl on Before as drain referee for each, Col. Rankin cak English. the general. board of | Would graduate with a class of girls, i Tt ke. Offered . To Mr. Tye. Speak Jwnglish, ihe 2 a k | w the only hov he class of Chatham, will retain- the western y on Vins Rociaty c a Churd being the only hoy in t ss, district, and a new man will be' ap Montreal, April 28.---The position of th Eesianary 5 3 a on wh). Jame a Andrews filled his pockets with pointed at the same salary. for the chairman of the proposed board of translate the praver-book ihto the lan | flat irons and* stones snd jumped mn: cast. . administration of the Montreal harbor | oo 6 finn settlers | to White Clay Creek, where the body Hon. Messrs. Ross and Harcourt fired by the government guag . : , | was found. His parents and teachers soundly criticized _ the propositio ve, formerly 'chief engineer Warning To Sgorchers. | had insisted that he take Part in the claiming that was a subterfuge for | of the Canadian Pacific railway. [It | sronto, April: 28.4"If any nal oh | exercises. working a political friend into al is belived he will accept the position. from: thie or any other city should . good position. Business in the drain- | - Thre or Killa member of my family. | Will Fight Twenty Rounds. * age courfs did not demand a second. | . 3 A Franklin Statue, | if I had no other recourse, | would | New York, April 28.--Bob « Fitzsim- than, amd, so far as known, Col. Ran | Paris, April 28.« The statue of Ben | blow his brains ont." was Mr. Duff's | mons and Tommy Burs (Noah Brus kin 'was not an overworked official. | jamin Franklin, presented to the city | (West imeoe), Vigorows contribution { 80), have been matched to fight twen- The new . appointee will not be de il John H. Harjes aml which h. stands Bn the auto lerislation in the muniei | tx rounds at Tom 0'Rourke's Tuxedo, barred ftom eonirt work which does the head of Roe Franklin, where pal committee this morning. The bills | { Club, at Essington, Pa., May 30th, not involve his connection with "af he had lived, was unveiled on Friday, will he further digcvnsod' next wed drainage ¢ ¥ b Give your eves comfort and & good ---- : | Buy Mennens and Colgate's talcum Moth camphor and ecdar, for moths, | time by putting them behind a pair f Puy Minards Linime nt at Gibson 8 revwder 28 Lilt s Red Cross drug at Chown's. : of glasses got at Chown's Drug Store. | Red Cross deng store. Phone 230, : store. Phone 230, : son's Red Cross drug store. "Phone 3 . son's Red: Cross drag iors. 1¥g inf Roll butter, 20c. Crawford's. there. : x wy A ® Navel Northern Navigation. 28,~An Erie, despatch says the steamer Isabel from Cgnada,' the first to arrive here The ice erop in this French, Italian and Danish consuls at San Francisco, reported gs among the been heard from. They had temporarily become separa- The store that saves you money on| H'& our ambition: tp have the best men's nobby hats. 81 glove and the best $1 shirt in Ses . Kingston. We have them. The H. D. "The choice of royalty" MeConkey's | Bibby Co. only at Gib- New Stock Collars of Irish Crochet Face, 'others Em- broidered, every' one a beauty, 20c. to Ble, : ¥ | New Neck Ribbons | Of Fine Chiffon: ' Taflets Silk, Plaids, Polka Dots Dresden Effects, 15c. to 60e. and pee 4 New Shirt Waists | Of Fine Frenghe Muslin, made with large pleats front: and: back, front embroidered and trimmed With in- sertion. It's ~ the 'greatest Waist you ever saw for 81, New Fabric Gloves In all the leading shades, one and two clasp fasteners, 15¢. to 75e. New Three-quarter Length Gloves Made of Mercerized Lisls, in colors Champagne, 'Beaver, Fawn, éte, They look as well as kid. Special price 85a, New Hosiery For Ladies, very' fine, fast die guaranteed, all "sizes, 8} to 10 inches, two great lines, esa) at KINES.--At Ottawa, on April 27th Sarah Jane, relict of the late Rev. Jas. Ki nd eldest da of the late nok. 0. iy ston, hao A ROBT. J. REID, The Leading Undertaker 'Phone 877, 222 Princess St (GAD OPERA 1 ROUSE) TO=NIGHT "The Holy City" The greatest production of a Bible play ever pirosented in this. citys-harmonious and lyrie unis. he ' Prices--25¢., 75¢, Box seats, $1; a Thursday, May 3rd BelieW The Eminent English "RAFFLES The Amateur Cracksman With .E.. M. Holland And the 4A Friceanitgs 30¢;, 3786... > Seats on le. Monday. : Mey 7th. "PARADA"™ House = .. Cl 5 Ag 3 V . Pails, Brooms, Tubs, Washboards, Clothes Pins, Poarline, Sapolio. "Yiand Sapolis, Bleétro Silicon, «Powdered Ammonia, 'Liguid -Am- * monda, Scrubbing Brushes, Stove Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Ceiling Brooms, Whisks, Clothes Lines, Mop Handles, Stove Polish. Globe Metal: Polish, Colgata's Silver Soap, Stoye. Pigs Varnish, Jos: Re Redden & Cos i Buy Horlick's malted milk at Gib-