Secret of "Fruit-a-tives" n the secret or Frult Liver Tablets ie juices of fresh, ri ves, figs and Prana le, ar secret Jeucesn N ed into tablets. a} 'Son ruit-a-tives" have some 'won. 1 cures to their credit in severe of Stuach, Liverand Riduey ell druggists. soc. a box, TATIVES, Limited, OTTAWA. Furs! ell 'the Best Quality Furs We Sell the Fur Lined Coats Why? nufgtture Furs make our own cloth shells 'e make just as gifered 0 Fit and Quality Guaranteed . F. GOURDIER Exclusive Furrier 18-80 BROCK ST. About Amethysts me people object to the large Amethysts used to in modern brooches. 'For e who feel this way, we are ing [he English Idea sting of !"Lacy Designs" k. Gold. in which the ethysts appear, small. » and exceptionally bril show a rich example of the lish Pin at $14 Amethysts are all import ones, and first quality. mith Bros. welers and Opticians 350 King Street er of Marriage Licepses. hursday Snap DO only adies' Fast Black Sateen derskirts made with pleated e, in lengths 338 to regular 85c. quality sold on Thursday ing at. >? / of Two to Each Customer MAN & SHAW aio Ni o> IF you want to get all '® the good out of life __and know to the full the joy of living--build up the foundation of good health with a morning glass of ips For Gbe Farmers BY UNCLE JOSH. er; Salt $c. and G0c. a bottle. AtDruggists. Thursday Specials 10) Ladies' Tweed Skirts, in dark and medium shades of grey and green mixtures, perfectly made, trimmed with buttons and self-strappings, $4 value, special TO-MORROW, $2.98. Shaker Flannel Blankets With pink or blue border, in white or grey, 10x4, 11x24 and 12x4, at 80c., 98c. and $1.19 pair, Grey Flannel 800 yards of Grey Flannel, in light and dark shades, twill or plain, guaranteed all pure wool, 25c. and 30c. quality for 19¢c. yard. Fancy Waist Flannel 400 yards Fancy Flannelette, in Persian Patterns, also spots and stripes, 12e. quality, special, at 9c. yard. Children's Clouds, Hoods, Touques, Tams, Overstockings, in red, white and black, Mitts and Gloves, at special. prices. 25 dozen Ladies' Vests and Drawers, 35c., for 25¢. each. A THE Jas. Johnston Store 180 Wellington Street. Wood's The Great Engli Femed Tones and invigorates the whole ous m, makes new in eins, Cures Nerv- ous Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Des- ondency, Lirval Weakness, Emissions, Sper Rian ond Ac dow Bon will cure. Sold by all or mailed i plain pkg. on receipt of pies ice pamphla mailed fre ~The Medicine Co. formerly Wirdsos) Toronto, Ont. 4 Fagmers' Institute meetings are be- ing held this week. All the farmers should attend these meetings' if it is at all | possible, as many matters of importance to them will come up for discussion. Today meetings are being held at Joyceville at 1.30 pan--and Fpom; and on Thursday at Wolle Island, at 1.30 p.m., and 7 p.m. There has heen a goed supply "of meat on the market this week. Last Saturday there was' an exceedingly large amount offered for sale, and the quality was good. The offering of pork has been some- what smaller than usual, but has been ample to meet the demand. -- The shipments of turkeys to outside points have been very heavy. Thurs day is Thanksgiving day in the Un- ited States, and a large number have been shipped across the border to sup- Ply the Yankees with their Christmas dinners, On Saturday last several crates of live turkeys were shipped to New York via the Cave Vincent boat. A local merchant disposed of several fine birds to a Vankee steamer in port this week. As a rule the crews on the Yan- kee boats are well fed. Tarkeys have heen selling at, 15e., 16¢c. and 17c. ter pound, and there is no promise that the price will go down. -- This has been one of the greatest seasons on record for hay. There "has been plenty, of it, and the quality has been good. Large shipments of press- od hay have been made from King- ston, and indeed the railways have had a difficult time in supplying the number of cars regmired. Some delays in shipments have been caused through lack of cars, but the shipments of grain from the North-West have been 80 heavy that the railways found that it 'was very hard to cope with the situation. The railways have done the best they could Cars have been" scarce on the railway that quite recently at Mont- real, some goods were shipped on a flat car, at the risk of being dumag- ed by rain. But as no box cars could be secured, and as the goods had to go something had to be done. It was stated today that almost one-half of the hay crop on Wolfe Is- land had already been shipped out of Kingston. Several of the scows have had a very busy time carrying over hay for some time past. Several car goes came over already this week. The vrice of grain is quoted to-day as follows: Oats wheat, 70c., 5c. and 77c. (different grades): buck- wheat, 48c.; barley, 50c. to 55c. ; rye, 50c.. Peas, are quoted at 75¢., some- what higher than last vear. Although at present there is not very large supply of cranberries; there is no doubt but what there will be an abundance by Christmes, The rece is in advance of last year. At wholesale they are quoted at $7.50 and bushel, and retail at '15¢c. a quart. This time last year they sold at 12}c. According to reports received from New Bedford, Mass., the crop is a large one and heavy shipments for the $8 a holiday trade are being made. It is said that the amount of berries al- ready shipped in carload lots to points west of New York and to Can ada alone equals the total crop of last year and the shipments of the present time exceed the total crop of 1905 by at least fifty per cent. The. -shipments for the holiday mar kets this year. are estimated at 205. 260 burrels, The total shipments oi EE E-- me---- ultigate crop for this yeur at 260,000 barrels, A method of getting rid of stu which has been highly Fcominenlol and which, to be effective should be done now, is as follows: Bore a hole one or two inches in diameter and about eighteen inches deep into the centre of the stump. Then put into this hole one or two ounces of saltpetre. Fill the hole with water and plug it up. In the spring take out the plug, pour in about one- half gallon of kerosene oil and light it. The stump will smoulder away to] the very . extremities of the roots, leaving nothing but the ashes. --Farm- ing. The November crop reports show the 'copdition of agriculture to be in a very healthy state, An interesting experiment was re. cently conducted at Guelph, in feed- ing poultry, the fatteming crates on weed seeds being obtained from the Port Arthur elevators, a sample of which is to be seen wherein there were sixty varieties of noxious weeds re- presented. The results of the feeding of the chickens on this diet were con- clusive. Had it been, continued, the chicks would have died. This stufi, by the way, is no doubt what enters into mmch of the mill feeds being sold to the farmers for feed, and which is certainly injurious in ite nature. The best chickens this year were reared by an old hen that ran wild in the cornfield. She hatched in July, and at two months the chickens weighed two pounds each. They were fed dry in a hopper and not watered at all. They weigh four pounds now. The Toulouse and Embden geese, the ducks and the pigeons were all doing well. The houses are all com- fortable and the fowls healthy. Our - farmers, cotidd secure, mord" their poultry' and eggs if they would adopt systems of marketing that would result in the goods being guar- anteed fresh: The advantage of the crate-fed was very apparent last week at: the To rento. market, when crate-fed chick ens, although arriving late on the market, sold for £1.25 per pair in pre ference to many others at SOc. for THE FIRE BRIGADE, No Better Time Than Now For Its Re-Organization. Next Friday afternoon, the eivic fire committee will formulate a scheme for the re-organization of the fire depart- ment. As indicated before, thé pro posals to re-arrange the location - of men and apparatus, having the new assistant chief at No. 1 station; pur- chase another team of horses and add another driver to the brigade. The eity council never had a better time for the re-organization of the brigade. The last re-organization was in 1899, when Ald. Toye was chairman of the fire committee. A big advance was then made, but the present committee has a still better chance to put the bri gade on an' improved basis. Mayor Mowat has intimated that he will give all possible assistance towards increas ing the efficiency of the fire brigade. The appointment of an assistant chief is engaging attention. No one can tell who is likely to get the appointment. -------------------- Dr. Shoop's Restorative brings last- ing relief in stomach, = kidney and heart troubles through the inside nerves. No matter how the" nerves he- came impaired this remedy will | re- build their strength, will restore their vigor. Remember it does no good to treat the ailing organ--the Irregular heart, rebellious stomach, diseased kidneys. They are not to blame. Go back to the nerves that centrol them --treat the cause--use a remedy that cures through the inside nerves. Sold by all dealers. ke one teaspoonful every hour" of Gibson's Red Cross cough syrup. It cures any cough, 20c. and 50e. Ist year were approximately 136000 | Our No. 1 Universal meat chopper ee -------- } erode. As many carloads will be held ia just the size for house use. The Duke of Athol has twenty-three back for later trade during the wint- |Strachan's hardware. distinct titles, er, a conservative estimate places the Try Bibby's 815 Bannerman 'coat. oo Dr. D. J. Minchin, which TS COMPANY colony, viz., good land, It is situated by Xs rates, Ww. Mm 0. : W- M. 0. LOOHEAD, several other buildings on the property. ixty-five miles from Nipe, AGENTS WANTED in Hamilton, Longin; ete. Apply to Land Commissioner or PLANTATIONS, ume v Head Office, Berlin, Ont. DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS : District Surgeon, G.T.R., Berlin, President. Fred Diver, Esq, Gen. Mgr., Central Press Agency, Toronto, Vice-President. A.J. Roos, Esq., Druggist and Agent, €.P.R., Berlin, Treasurer. W. M. 0, Lochead, Esq,, District Manager Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada, Berlin, Chevalier J. Enoch Thompson, Cuban Consul, Toronto, Land Commissioner. W. J. Sargent, Bsq. (late of Bancroft, Ont.), Cupey-Cuba, Managing Director in Cuba. Carl Kranz, Esq., Ex-Mayor, Berlin. Anson 8. Green, Esq. Berlin. h si uare miles of rich land in the Province of Santiago, of i the Caba railroad. 'There is a station, siding, large store and This land was personally selected by three of the shareholders, who satisfied themselves that x eobifid the Wiree requisites for a successful inki d good shipping facilities, DE the Ls harbor which Sir William Van Horne is developing to rival Havana, and is fifty miles by rail from the important Seaport of Gibara, or thirty-five miles by direct road: Nipe is twelve hours nearer New York than Havana. A comfortable hotel will be built where accommodation will be provided at very reasonable + t . ' The directors have adopted the policy of increasing the price as each 1,00) acres is Sold. The Present Price is $20 Per Acre. The rapidity of present sales would indicate that this price will soon be very materially advanced, PAMPHLETS AND PLANS SENT ON REQUEST. §t. Thomas, Brantford, Windsor, Buffalo, Detroit, to Secretary at Head Office. nl HM THOMPSON, : NOC Land Commissio Dr. D. B. Fraser, Stratford. Dr. C. T. Noecker, Waterloo. 133 Bay St. Toronto. » DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNES ---- a ---------- CAN YOU USE FOOD " When You Get It p Thousands of Stomachs Starving Where Mouths Are Well Fed. Costs Nothing To Relieve This Condition. Eating is fast becoming too much a part of the daily routine, if not a mere tickling of the appetite--a thing to be gotten out of the way as quick- ly as possible. Little thought is given to "what kind of food," its effect upon the system, and whether 70 will be of use in building up the tissues of the body. Your stomach will revolt, if it is not already doing so. It must shut up for repairs. What of the diaziness, and sometimes pain, which stop vou after a hurried Junch ? at of the general distress after a heavy dinner, a feel- ing of pressure against the heart which calls a halt and makes the breathing difficult ? Ts it common for you to be oppressed with belching and sour eructations ? Are you eonsti pated and | then do you laughingly toss 'a dime to the druggiét for his most palatable relief ? Beware of tom- porary cures that are but palliatives. Many antidotes for the common ills which our flesh is heir to seem at first to relieve, but in reality, if not in- jecting poison into the system, lay the foundation for a deeper-seated and more far-reaching disorder. Three-fourths of all diseases origin- ate with a breaking-down of the di- gestion and nine-tenths of all diges- tive troubles originate with one more of the symptoms namod above. Beware, them, of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. If you fmd yourseli ach- ing, listless, lacking in ambition when vou should be on the alert, Do not 'doctor the stomach or It needs a rest from food and drugs. Do not flush out the bowels It takes more than forcing food through the passageway to make blood and tissue and nerve Do not starve your stomach. Food is a thing to be worked for all there is in it and your stomach will do the work if you will help it in Nature's way. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets nothing but the natural elements which enter into the healthy stomach and intestines to perfonm the function of digestion. Governmontal- tests and the investigations and sworn oaths of expert chemists attest this fact. Stu art's Dyspepsia Tablets go to the source of the trouble and positively restore the glands and fluids of the mucous membrane to their proper con dition. They promptly relieve the dis tress of mill troubles originating in the stomach or howels (with the on exciption of cancer). Stuart's Dyspepsia' Tablets are re conmmended by physicians and all reli able pharmacists. Hf you are a suffer er from indigestion or dyspepsia, try a fifty veent. package to-day. At all druggists', or if you prefer send us your name and address and we will gladly send you a trial package by mail free. F. A. Stuart Co. 63 Stuart Building, Marshall, Mich. POOR OUTLOOK. contain Great of the Russian Failure Wheat Crop. St. Petemsburg, Nov, 25.--Announce ment was made to-day, that the wheat crop especially in the Black Sea and South Eastegn districts is the smallest for the past thirty-four years. Seven ty-one provinces show the vield to be 15,959,600,000 pounds or 250,953,333 bushels, and rye 638,250,000 bushels below the averag: eat destitution prevails in the Balkan states and in al of the interior provinces the peasants have taken to their beds for days at a time to weaken the pangs of hunger and.arc mixing their scan ty supply of grain with pigweed to it more filling for bread. Odessa always a busy grain port, is deserted as no wheat or erops of any kind were sown in the region of Dnieper this season owing to the disturbed state of the country ping from the ports in the Sea of Azov and thousand of persons are Jeaving Taganrog and Bostov for the Crimea and south, as death from star vation stares them in the face in their own provinces, No steps have vet been taken hy the authorities to relieve the acute distress which prevails but it is plain that if something is not done in the very near future there will he appalling exodus of peasants from the country, There is no ship an On Point Of Starvation Shanghai, Nov. 258.-~An international committee composed of the consuls, merchantg, missionaries and Chinese officials "has decided to appeal to Europe and America to assist in re- lieving the distressed inhabitants of the province of King Su, where the floods have completely destroyed the crops in an area of over 40,000 syiare miles, resulting in ten million people being om the point of starvation. Proper Use Of Ihe Type.. Philadelphia Record No retailer, can reasonably expect to thrive unlels he courtsg the public favor. The diffident may be wooed. the indifferent interested, the antago- nistic converted by a proper' use of the types. The newspaper must be pressed into service as the merchant's spokesman, No other medium can so eficctively present his cause. Stolen From Mint. Rio Janeiro, Brazil, Nov, 285. hundred contos ($250,000) have stolen from the mint here, arrests have been made, Seven betty Numerous William Robinson, formerly a resi dent of Carleton Place, died at Rock land on Sunday, aged fifty-six years. A scarcity of coal ¥ There: might bx You can never tell. All orders placid with us are protected. Swift's coal vards, There are forty-seven cheese factor ie« in Lanark county. Renfrew has 20 and Carleton 355. Our overcoats are beauties, Bibby's In one more week the, plost beauti- ful exhibit of high class candy ever {som in a store in. Kingston will be apen for inspection at Gibsan's Red i Cross drug store. McConkév's and | Huvler's are sold there. | #'Xmas neckwear is ready. Bibby's. DAY, NOVEMBER 28. CONDENSED ADVERTISING | RATES First insertion, lc. a word. Bach cone secutive insertion therafter go. a word. Minimum charge for one in- sertion, 2e. - Advt. 4 lines or under a week, $1. Advic4- hes or 'Under ww month; --§3 \ nmi. Everybody in Kingston Rea ds the WHIG I EIT ITI EI mr HELP WAN TED---MALE, TO-LET, ROOMS, MODERN at 3 CONVENIENCES, 285 Alfred street City. - DWELLINGS, AT $6, $8, $11.50, $18 $20 $35, at McCann's, 51 STORAGE SA FOR a RSL Lure, . GQ, Frost; Sven street. y ROOMS OVER WADE'S, COR and Broek streets, heated by water; Apply to McCann, 51 Street. KING hot Broek MASON & RISCH UPRIGHT GRAND Piano, nearly new and in good con- Cengda and United States. Help secure positions. Catalogué free. Moler Barber College, Queen and Spadina, Toronto. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. A YOUNG COW, A GUN AND TWO Bicycles. Apply 61 Victoria streot..'. ee eet esis. ELECTRIC MOTOR, EIGHT HORSE fower, now running in Whig id ALL KINDS OF CITY ERoPERTY. cheap, at McCann' Real Otho. 51 Brock Pirest. BILLIARD TABLE, CAROM, NEW York make ; 9x5 feet cushion space. Apply through Whig office; ne Crumley, 61 inion street, MONEY AND BUSINESS. OUR LFOLICIES COVER MORE ON A COMPETENT G ERAL SERVANT Good Small family woges. Apply Mrs. Hush McPherson, 193 Johuson street. A WOMAN TO GO TU THE COUNTRY three miles from --eity, Women with one «hild not objectionable. Come fortable home for right party: Ap. pvlv Whig office - WANTED---GENERAL. err r---------------- FINISHERS: APPLY: JOHN Mc FUR Kay, 151 Brock street. SMALL SECOND-HAND OFFICE desk Apply Box 10, Whig office. FOR MAY 1st, 1907, IN. CENTRAL locality, ror cash, House, about $3. 2 Houses at $2,000 each, (single uble). Write Box 331, Whig and contents than any other company offers. Examine them at Godwin's Insurance Emporium, Mark. et Square, LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE Fire Insurance Company, Available assols £41 187.215, In = on whish the peliey holders have for security thas unlimited liability of all the stockholders. Farm and city pro- perty insured' at lowest possible rates. Before renewing old or giving new husiness get rates from Strange & Stran~e, Agents. ER -------- ' ARCHITECTS. WM. NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT, OF. fice, second floor over Mahood's Drug store, corner Princess and Bagot streets. Entrance on Bagot street. 'Phone, 608. POWER & SON, ARCHITECT, ' MER. TASES " SA dition. Will rent at $4 a sonth. | AMERICAN ENOYCLOP IA, NEW GENTLEMEN 2b io AYP wa DEIR Apply to Box "NP. Whig office. . Sixteen volumes, at - ydlcsunt, Tor and cleaned or turned. New Special reason. Apply through I" work Kuatanterd to please. Prices | FIRST CLASS SITUATED, AND r right. Galloway, the Tailor, 181 Constructed brick house, 11 rooms, Brock street. DE hee Rds the ONE MARE AND COLT, ONE TWO. rE wry = 3 I y id Colt. and one three-year-oid AT ONCE, CITY SALESMAN, FOR near Baptist church. Possission Ja Kingston to sell High (lass Nursery | meXt month, may sell. J. White Jirey o Holter, 'D. Tl, Hay," 183 Stock for Canada's Greatest Nurser- bread, 196 Union street West, : ies yeEmAnuthS situation for right man on liberal terms. Apply | SIX-BOOM BRICK. HOUSE, NO. 44 EDIC p R " at once, Stone & Wellington, Toron- Upion St., near Division St. All x AL pm TI to, Ontario. . modern conveniences, also ons, from Toronto. Fipe chance for Pres. - - electric Tivht. and hot water heating. byterian. M. Maclntosh, 51 McMillan MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE, Possession. Dee, or Jan. 1st. Rent streets Toronto . in eight weeks, graduates earn $10 twelve dollars a month. Enquire ow : > to $18 weekly. Branches throughout the premises or to I FIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY dollars will buy a house mearly new, Must be s&s wner is leaving city. For further rticulars, apply Box ""T.." Whig o . " be SEVERAL LARGE SKIFFS, SLIGHT ly used and 14 foot Dinghy Shell, suitable for small power, second hand launch hull, 28x6 feet, in excellent condition, also Sailing Yachts Verona and Lady B at very low figures, Apply to Dr. Black, THE PROPERTY, "IN THE TOWN. ship of Storrington, owned by Wilton and William Duff, consisting of Lots 21 and 28, in the Third Concession, containing wbout 875 Acres. The farms will be sold separately or to- other. Resides the usual farm builds ings on the premises there is a value able cheese factory, on Lot 22. For terms, ete, apply to Joseph B. Walkem, Solicitor, Kingston. TIE Sr ---- EUSINESS CHANCES, TWO LICENSED HOTELS, DOING good business : two Confectionery Stores, will seli Stock amd lease or lease alone : two General Stores, in special agent Cook's Cotton Root Compound. The grea: Uterine Tonic, and only safe effect Monthly Regulator on whic¥women can depend. Sold ia three d Ds Zal of srongih--No. 1, 81; No. & 1 + 10 degrees stronger, $3; No 3, fc Moucial onses, per box, Bold by all druggists, or sent paid on t of price, no pamphlet, Address: Twi , rox Meine Co.. Toronto, ONT. Uermeriy Windsor] For Your Life Assur- ance Call at The-- Canada Life Assurance Co. Office, 18 Market St., and get an ANNUAL GUARANTEED DIVIDEND POLICY. For your Accident and Sickness Insurance, ! For your Fire Insurance, For all Cobalt Stocks and full For North-West and Cuba Lands, CALL AT- 18 Market St. Te'ephone 703. J. 0, HUTTON, Manager How few housekeepers consider care. fully their coal. It is the largest item in housekeeping to pay winter's information thereto, le Judge chant's Bank Building, corner Brock Country ; Blacksmith Shon: Cheese and Wellington streets. 'Phone, 21%, Factory, with Frame Dwelline and ---------- --- Stable, in enod section of Country. LOSS HENRY, 5 SMITH. ARCHLGOT.D Ac Sweistor, | wel Sodwied ef S------------------------ ye. Anchor' Buildin, Market Square, fixtures, "rice and full. particulars AN ANETHYST RROOCH, ON SUN. on application. Cite Houses and Lots day, on Union or Division Sts. Re -- - -- from 8300 to $8,000. Improved ward for its return to this Office, ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OF. farms, convenient to City at reason fice, Cor. Queen and Bagot streets. able prices. J. T. 0'Commell & Co., ETE -------- Peterboro, Ont. BE i A a i VETERINARY. . TO RENT. DR. G. W. RELL, VS. HAS RE " . Sams © ry MED! . moved to his brick block, on Clarence | MASON & RISCH UPRIGHT GRAND A won LATELY street, just above the Post Office Piano, nearly nely_und a good Som. Dis _MsCARTEN, IE ho Calls by telephone' or telegraph dition. Apply to Box "N, 7." Whig E . promptly attended to. | i office. treal and Brock strecte. EE -------------- ---- Unitarian | REV. C. W. CASSON, OTTAWA. | - ; Tradition Or Truth. in ue Sooner or later you must choose between tradition and truth. Your | aim in religion must be either the Grey perpetuation of the old form or the perception of the new fact. You can scion not be both the server of tradition t V d and the sotker of truth. You must a en er either preserve the flower pot at the expense of the flower, or nourish the . flower, at the expense of the pot t You must choose between the truth » 1 e according to others, and the truth according to - yourself. The Unitarian has met the issue fairly, and frankly PUMPS AND stands by the side of truth and self percoption GIBSON fy FOR EE ET rE w---- GROWING IN POPULARITY. TIE oes LADIES The More People Know Newbro's . . . Herpicide the. Better They Evening wear --just received--very choice Like It. : H 7 The were i Insertion Known the tmt and dainty -- better buy now whilé the ter it is liked. One bottle sells two, i ood -- ice i and those two sell four. Newhro's . assortment 15 #4 our pre 18 Herpicide i what we are talking about. It cleans the scalp of all dan drufi, and destroying the cause, a lit tle gorm or parasite, provents the re w y turn of dandruff. As a hair dressing it is delightful, it ought to be found on every toilet table: It stops falling h 1 d' Sh S ge Rug Bday wos Sutherland's Shoe Store be used occasionally, as a preventive i to protect the scalp from a new inva Pp 3 Q of sion of the dandruff microbe. Soldby] | THE HOUSE OF GOOD SHOEMAKING leading druggists. Send 10c. in 3 stamps for sample to The Herpicide ® Co, Detront, Mich G. W, Mahood, - @ Busy, Early buyers 'Phone 147 for W RAPID GROWTH DERANGES, 6 Feet 3 of The ale Kloene's | his 17 Who is Inches. Cal., Nov. 28 normal growth HH phystque is said to have caused mind to become deranged. He committed to the insane gsvivm Gibbs. Kleene, who is seventeen years old, is six feet three inches in height, Until three years Boy of Los Angeles, of 'was by but then the rapid physical devNopment for. let Swift's Seranton coal; it has quality. 2 hogan With his rapid grow his | ago be was small for hisage, and | mind began to fait kim: When he was | than a Sectional Book Case. library iucreases add a section, See the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, the only useful cabinet made in operation, James Reid The Leading Undertaker | arraigned before the judge hi con» Storing Presents For Our Christmas Delivery What nicer As your get the choice. hite Ambulance. versation was unintelligiblé, as he changed rapidly from tears to laugh- ter. a is Ser ---------- "A good story is told" how a cer- . tain lady--cured her cough. She tried nearly etery preparstion on the mar- ket, when her neighbor recommended Gibson's Red Cross<cough syrup. Sha® said 'that is the-only..preparation | | would recommend anvone to téy now." 1t cures any couch. Our No. 1 Universal rieat chopper is just the size for house use, Strachan's hardware, 3 Sow rl of