Daily British Whig (1850), 11 Sep 1906, p. 8

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Eh ------------_-- ; Came To The City. . The steamér Ramona, of the White "was chartered by the Ocean | Organization of Thou- | Eo 00 As" ever, mericans, particularly, have not pa- ERE Fell Toto The Water: young man who was saying good- n days on the early morning to Cape Vincant, remai long, and didn't notice the 3 oy Xhen"be. realized it i made a spri or h & landed in tes wharf helped him to gs H ithess ; Pr 5 £ ; 5 tag =F 2d 5 gs ; seht feuidst Fie h General past two months, left, to-day, | § I i ir 15 F 2§5e E § the St. Elizabeth Hospital, Lo Kontak 4 To Form A Club. i il i: g i = 3 Men's, Club of Bi. J ames' after the formation of a football which, will likely be organized at , . Has Had No Reply. R. J. Reid, undertaker, uaa not Yas yet veeeiv amy xaply to 'the telo- ' {gram which he sent to ine to th fo patent he: Sac "ru QReph » was " d, a. the ship at the vans TF Solr eco ro : company . na | % Gets His {hon the rom ill has to be dis: compositor hi . Punishment. the aw here. . " het went and Fin, Mpnteeh], Sept. 11.--M. T. Atkins, lh S------ orl oaiton Well. 14 einen TP Ne whe Milled | Ma tlhe oer dri ™ : i Wi s on "Park, who. kil ry News ar driver 'or up ebay nl pr got | Antoine Toutant, in the east end of tha Pominion , also a met- thes minutes to. go to-press: -- Some, Weeks gh as. oe et hin he docs Try sade, Sirectad in the paper Ay naxt motajng in the first. case in which | mate owing to the condition of his "The verdict way that deceased came a man has ben 'tried on such a Fhealth, has been transferred on the £0 his death from a pistol shot in the | Sharge in this province before a judge | express line to Winnipeg and left for victuals," CER instead of a jury. It was shown that | that place terday. His wife and \ ; { the driver ex: the time limit of {family will follow shortly. Henry has In A Loathnome Stte. four miles an our, crossing a street | the best wishes of all who know him. Toni Justis | MASSER ' ere AN ENGINEER'S MISTAKE. | propscations sre in progress for the AR od final attempt to float the Allan steam- ( Two Miners Fall Three Hundred | (iy) Bavarian from her stranded posi. i: ', Feet: i Hon po Wao Rock. Mr. Leslie, Kings: : , i x Springfield, 11, Sept. 11.~A mis: , is having material men ship- Ae That he iste Ailidavite . of the engineer in nu coal mine at a some condition from Pt and that Noms ppaski, coat. two miners their B X oh . Yo he had. xetuel: os' give hey trolling leyer of the elevator the | ship, i eh Cf wrong way and the « Somtaining his h 3 Of For The West. woven mifigrs who Were about to de Toronto, Sept. 11.--About 550 har: ston the mine, _ shot up foward i | western left the Union station for the | 5 | west, to-day. i I *® 0 What Is Hoped. Beamer, of Pelham o distance stantly killed. £ rb ps, i A NEW DEPARTMENT. -- Ae nome | Methodist Church + te: Organise | m8 OF 0 Young Men's Clubs. i] ing 'whother or not Montreal, Sept, 11.<A new depart- [buy the stone. to Sly to be ndled th oii . he Method o Hotel Men Indignant. in a body ave very i h assertion made 'last be) : . $4,000,000 In Binder Twine. oie ah 11--On one of his the binder! | =: FIER FIRE TEES Rin the Position as superintend- | ed Lucky woll attended meeting of the | ho "| the World, from . Sidney, N.8., says: yl p ih cs iE T his is "the last nat- : ~~ LADIES' WHITE LAWN DRESSING SACQUES, of fine quality of lawn, in fitted back and loose front style, with neat hem. ) stitched frill around. waist, turn down Collar and full sleeves | also with hemstitched frills, regularly sold all svovmer ut | $0c. each, yours tomorrow only .. 2 a =) Sizes 32, 34 6 only. LADIES' WHITE LAWN DRESSING SACQUES, of exception ally "fine quality, also with fitted back, opening at the side | of front, having low neck, with dainty insertion and ribbon, | and neat hemstitched frills around neck, collar, eufls and = o i regular extra value at 1.25 each, yous to-morrow | L Er The émount that Kinoston voted as bonis ta the railway was $150,000, This was not paid as the line was not 'built, the rromoters beine unable to y=, Ba) mbenianes ore J Sizes 32 and 34 LADIES' WHITE LAWN DRESSING SACQUES, of fine quality of lawn, in the popplar Kimono style, with loose' sleeves, all 5 . gt auficient capital. | The walue of aving ive now is increased hundred-fold. . . trimmed with very dainty embroidery, and finished with neat : on, regularly sold ahd considered eptionally fine at 1.49 each, yours to-morrow only van Size 32 only. 59¢. Corset Covers, To-morrow, 25c¢. This is the time when a shin- plaster will bay goods worth more than double its value. These corset Hl ie Sh nay De ati a covers are. from our regular summer d. And this et 8 Setman, el $ assortmént--by far the most popular either. RT we ever had--and amongst them are d some of the "Marguerito style--in size 32--full and short to the waist line, which would be especially suita- ble for. children<--for at least another month's wear. Like this, they are : COMBINES AND RUMOURS. sn -- ay hai and ramors of combines. i e la to appear in our midst is the hoarding-house combine. This is no | myth, but hes every appearance of be- ing an actual fadt. What do you think Fa of $5 for.ia front room in a house desirably situated ? It is almost as bad as.$2.50 'for a dingy hole under the xafters. These are actually the h asked . by certain landladies however, They. may be. extremes but sary this fall and wintér, We are go- ing to get our own price for it, too." athe ace of Suh rts the ques FINE WHITE CORSET COVERS, mude ' of good quality oi cottons and nainsooks, some trimmed with 'lace, 'others with dainty embroidery, and others again with very fine lace in t Jad x i SE at i sertion, i y d front, larly excel ralue: . tion of. the wni ty auth to} sertion, set in back and front, regularly excellent values / 49, 50 and 59%. each, your choice to-morrow only ... lowing the example of the: large col: Sizes 32 and 34 only, across the border and opening an ting house comes up. When those at helm secured the old Gordon sieset school property for Gum's it | Spi) SOPSSPPS PLPOPPPP PPLOP SO =coeiof BICYCLES TYPEWRITERS SEWING MACHINES 3 dealth with for the class of ents, who attend Queen's cannot afford {fo be bled. rt re---- ' FOR REVENGE, -- Hali-Brother Bumed Down His ing the problem have been advanced, . Sold and Repaired House Years Ago. . Port Hope, Ont., Sept. 11.--William t nome have been authoritative. rom the present outlook, however, it | i® a aunestion which must eve Jone be 4 ort Hops, Ont. Sep. 11--witiion | ® J.B, C, DOBBS & C0., 171 Wellington St. charge of having on two occasions set fire to barns belonging to his hati: | PSOE SSOP ES $23 40 brother, Alfred Hasnoss, Zh. Bove! ------------ em ---- -- . val witnesses swore that Tee, in the | §¥ rena hoi ie | NDING ROOM: COMPLETE BE ohasery to them that he had 5 : a Shae set fire to the barns, and that he § This week we.ave. displaying a Din- that the detective had {ing Room furmished in gold- ed. His reason for the fies, a. given % in his confession, was at ness . . ¢ burned down' his house sou China Closets with tereoved shelves and he thought that {to stand plates on edge, also cup right to destroy | hooks. property. Several witnesses swore that they considered the prison- . | promised to get him off if he confess jen oak, gontisting of Buff:it with a plate rack Osk framed Dining Chairs and er to be of weak intellect. The magis- Bpring Beats covered in horse hide. Rrates 5 Ya walk nd Thomas Quartered oak Extension 'Table, i 4 ,. Cobourg, red for the crown, and Mr. frouad or square styles. te; Port Hope, for the prisoner. . erro tons JAMES REID, The Leading 'Undertaker New York, Sept. 11.--A' special to 'Phone 147 Tor the White Ambulance. NEW STYLES FOR FALL The new styles for fall com- d ay | prise some very smart shoes. jo taine, Ohio, t Ee Ff ton, Del, and lives in that city. Mw. *{ Dupont, head of the powder company, says he xeteived a telegram o- i hy A tn Re : "We will be in New York sday and in Wilmipgton on The Gun Metal Blucher College Cut ; the Box Calf Biucher, low cut; the Patent College Cut Blucher; the Patent Button, large button, swing last. All' these are Smart Dressy Shoes and look well on any ; "We have the same shoe; in the higher cut for those who want thes e young péople though will 2 buy the C hon > We have them in several kes f 00 to $5.00 S and in all leathers, * Our Fall Stock is om > : a ms York's chart insti- ris. |THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE LOOK An your w care am selection big divi haye a on the o inspecti right an right he BP, Lowest & P. Re tween Si roing Se 15th. An smith, o

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