Is Not The Ordinary Sort or $15 in any cloth- you'll say. ht ! ; ells men's Suits ond e prices. . come in for a,look | Winter Suifs ' and se prices, you'll see | 1 have never seen money. That's the 4 0, 10, 12, 14 and 15 at $8¢ 10, 12, and 12.40 Raincoats, Etc, lejot FurlCoats, Bibby Co. -80-82 "PRINCESS STREET J A -------- HR Gift to Man WHEAT DDED EAT steam cooked, made light ding Process, thoroughly Boon to the housekeeper, uickly prepared. Builds | WHEAT All Grocers 3: 2 for 250. Suggestions r better to do your shopping now, A 'small. deposit secures vour y put away awaiting your further LADIES' DRESS COMBS Nothing perhaps appeals to a lady more than a nico hair oro ment, : We have spme most exquisite de signs, some Gold Mdinted others Jeweled, Combs. ra gak $1 to £6.25. LEATHER GOODS We Have & most complete line of leather goods, in the newest sud Tmést vtoatate styles "|. HARD BAGS PURSES SLL BIBL FOLDS ; CIGAR CASES Ey FIONRPIIR CN 1 WS 5 y "a Jos "AND CUFF BOYES TING 'CASES! AR Ro show $23 BN i Le H "reason » deranged. condition, or the in pro Poe tie Re Dep Toa oy with 4 host of nervous irritations, make At this time, also, cancers and Simons life 'a burden. work. Such warning symptoms as a im: i evil, wounds in the ears, tdi. pata poe pation, hi ghlarities, co , variable appeti weakness and inquietude are Ams heeded by 'intelligent women who are app the period ol le when woman's great change may expected. Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Come pound is the world's greatest remedy for women at this trying period. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Jovad invigorates and strengthens the emale organism, and builds up the weakened nervous system as no other medicine can. Madame Louis Bellean of 17 Ramsay St, Que.; writes : Dear Mrs. Pinkham: "Lydia E. Pinkham's V le Compound assisted me to pass the a of Nie with ut very little sickness and pain, and I am Pleassdtogive it my endorsement, for I feel that it is the medicine which every woman should take. 1 am the mother of. three children, and when I reached the age of fifty naturally my health was none too good, and 1 feel sure that if I had not tak: your Vege- table Compound I should Bor have passed the climax safely. I took it off and on for two years and now find that I am in splendid health and strength-and feel youn and better than I did ten years azo. "Much praise to your medicine, and may all ing women learn of its value." For special advice regarding this im. portant period, women are invited . to write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, She' is a danghter-in-liw of Lydia 'E. Pinkham and for twenty-five years has been. advising sick women free of charge: Her advice is free and always helpful to ailing women. | EE ------------ A TECHNICAL CONVICTION | a ---- are more lidble to begin their destructive an "thse were flanked by { Bam ver Maple. lef, with THE ANNUAL GATHERING HELD LAST NIGHT, -- : The Speethes Were Entertaining Music By Bagpipes and' Fiddle =Songs Were Sung and Reels 'Were Danced. St. 'Andrew's annual banguot<gnd-a- | right. good time' have marched along | hund-in-haml for over half a century, and last night's was one of the best on the record. The British American dining-room was filled; there were no I in "the long lihe, no vacant chairs "fo suggest absences i J p S, pathetic OF. othérwike, | he orgunized King- Beots are growing in numbers Gment. President James Far- vided, with Edw. J. B. Pense, "., and Mayor Mowat at his wide, Chaplain A CRITICAL PERIODISTANDREW'S DINVER INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, ---- Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By 'Reporters on Their Rounds. Potatoes and turnips. Crawford. E. D. Hinch, kureka, Cal., is in the city todav. : Shavilig mirrors, all prices, at Lhown s. she < 1armers'. coal yard Convinient to the market. Laxauve Bromo Quinine, fresh, Gib- son 8 ked Cross rug Store. 1h Baw of Quite mornin train 'brought 150 people to the city. The local customs import duties for November amounted to $20,316.34, A choice assortment ofshaving strops at Medley's. ; Miss N. Holder, New York, js spending a vacation in this city. Eulick Burke, Hamilton, formerly of Portsmouth, is visiting: in the city. Jenkins wholesale price shirt sale will last just one weok, 1907 shirts, Fleece lmed undervests, corset covers or drawers, 25c. New York Dress Re- form, is Swiit's. - J. Craig, Rev. Prof. Laird i John Meintyre. Dr, Ross filled "the vice-chair. | | The goodlic companie marched in | { headed by the honorary pipers, Fra- | | ser, of Kingston; Macdonald. of Wolfe | {I1sland. The destruction of courses | | lasted for two hours, } Wing the tl of The Ha vis, es. corted in by pipers, led by the Chief Chisholm, with fi 'waitérs, David Scott poetic grace: with The greetings from by Secretar Ch , cheered, Regret was expressed at the absence. of two of the special guests, | Hon. William Harty and another Wil. | a much in the hearts of the citizéne, Commodore Lesslie. Fhe. 'K'ng ws duly honored. To Th: 1and of Cukes and the Land of | the Maps. Leaf," John McIntyre re- stoaded for Scotia, pay ing f.rvent and clojunt tribute to her national | tes. Closing with a strong protest against the spirit of the cry "Canada | fer Canadims," he quoted Laurier's | ree t jrocl mation of the grandeur | ofa blendins 'of races in a proud and happy Canada. P,ofessor Laird, in his reply, linked the sentiment of N the love of the! Th etle, and gave a highly: entertain. | Ing revi w of Scott'sh characteristics teansp'anted into Canada. *The Day and a' Wha Honor it" Was a prime subject for Prof. Me Phils' wellexpressd national spirit. | Cif Ch'sholm Froposed . "Our Guesteyi'and the local member re. | sponded on their behalf, t pronounced the | mpressive fervor. |! or societies, read holm, were well | the | i L. Henderson led the honors for | . . "The City of Kingston." In closing his Registered Against Charles M.', ly, Mayor Mowat declared that this | Hays. 5 Toronto, Dec. 1.--A technical con- Vv ¢ticn was registered against Charles AM. Hays, general manager of the G. T. R., "this wiorning, by Magistrate Denison, no day heing. set for thedcd- tence nbilsdhe Wetted case' is wubmmit- ted to the court of appeals. W. N. Robertson, who is the complainant in the case, told how he had applied = for* third-cluss fares between Toronto and local points, and had been refused. He also stated he could find no third- cliss carriages" of the trains. Heo had beso. put off 'some trains for not pay 5 ing. full fare. When asked why he had done such: things, Roberson replied he acted in the interest of the gencdal "gowreil's gommiktee upon industii's had public. i { ------------------ Died In Jail. Toronto, Ont, Dec. 1.- Joseph Ad aus, sixty-three years of age and a Prisoner serving a three months' sent ene in" the. Toronto jail died last night. An inquest will he held. : | Smaameainietm-- The Christian Science lecture on Sun- day is free, and there is no collection taken. See advertisement. \ Weather in Montreal balmy.™ and McGill grounds are free of snow. DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED as they disused portion of cannot the ear y to cure deafness, t is by constitutional remedies. Deatuess is caused by an inflamed condi: i the mucous lining of Eustachian Tube. When this tube is famed you have gg rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and when it is entirely tlosed, Deafness is the result. and unless the inflammation can be taken out ani this tube restored to its normal condi- tion, hearing will he destroyed forever: Wine' cases out of ten are caused hy Catarrh. which is nothing but an inflame wd condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Huglired Dollars for nny case of Deafness (Caused by chtarrh) that cawnot he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. - Send for circulars. free. . F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, O. Sold hy Drucwists, 75¢ Take Hall's Family Pills for con tipa- ton. EE ----_--] A Few Good Things Said by About Dr: Hugo's Health Tablets We wish run-down woman and 2 bakes G. E.- Williams cup. Charles Warwick woman from .. | other small fancy « akes. Bas: ornccontiy oon Ah Tove BAS Rb sex Sou sone disor Ahabsday, New England supper, 6 i basketndl 10. be wand Ii. cho Tanek letters we have from teful users of , 5 o'clock. | thing homemade anc [vapes. The boys 'are. now sure thet Dr. Hugo's Health T: ! delicious. Tickets 25c. : CL Warwick in all Tight and are ox would never afterwards doubt Open ot, Be Woh * | pressing thee appreciation of hig in- our statement They make Healthy | Thursday, December 19th, 1-H | gargt in them. Women." hat H y Kto® Ts dock, 10c. admission. Fresh Belladonna plastecs. at. Gib- We never violate confidence. We | mee | son's Red Cross Drug Ste "Phone pc Ey a letter without per At, Chaffey's Locks. 2%. ; } will be nothing wrong, y 's Locks, Nov. 80,--farmers | ; fi Joie Secon hefollowing snatches alors their fall ploughing. Hn | Potatoes And Turnips. | om cently - 'Hurold, Oliver's Ferry, has returned | Finest blue ton turnips, snowflake mm fd Ms home after spending two weeks' | pointoes. Crawlord. "1 think they are just wonderful." duck shooting. The ducks were not so | p-- ud less than a week I could see good the much-to-be-desired ideal of a busi pespingil had gone far to advance | ness board: of business men, bent on | busin ss, leaving politics to the Com- | mons and, Legislature. Ald. Ross en- | dors d th Sentiment; too many small- | er things hgrossed the aldermen's | thoughts, because too many electors | had little selfish desires and threats. | "The general advantage was.too oiten Tost sizht of. He would not give sat- | isfaction to any of these elements, not | even - the, Citizens' League, | "Ald. Eraig called for a more loyal the chief event | | pound tims," fresh at | Cro s Crug Store. | river points in their William Scruton, Rosebank, Man., is home on a visit to his parents on Stephen street, . Do not stand speculatin- but get Swift's copl if it is a suving you are lookin - for. James Perminghum and Robert White, Ganpnoljue, came np to scoRhe B football mes. Mag and genuflection, { all gasiie borne by the chief and followed hg the | See the line of fancy goods in stag- ware and ebony at thown's. e There was a good manket, this morning. with a larger offering of poultry than usual. Miss A. Percy, Belleville, left here for Binghamton, Y., where she will en ter one of the hospitals, Batzer's West Indian Toffee in only Gibson's Red Dr. A. N. Girvin and mother, of Stella, 1eit the city to-day to spend the winter in the west, New England supper Y.W.CA., Everything homemade. ~ M Robert Marshall, Clinton, Ont., is Visiting her mother, Mrs. Smith, Division street, for a short period. Capt. Honey Esford i James { Medley, Brownfield, left yesterday for annual hunting | expedition. 1907 soft shirts at wholesale at Jen- kin's, W. J. McNair, of the Hamilton Herald staff, is in Kingston to report the Hamilton I1.-Ottawg 11. cham- pionship match. Buy shaving mirrors Red Cross Drug Store. The freight on the regular trgin leaving Kingston over the K. & I, Friday night, was very heavy. Two en~ines had to be used. If there's anything in the drug line at Gibson's | it's at Medley's. The big college event, "As You Like It," by Queen's Dramatic Club, De- cember. 12th, matinee and evening, Grant Tall. Fifty people in cast. Visit Chown's drug store before, && lecting a Christmas present. A detachment from Tete de Pont Rarracks fired a -roral salute from Fort Frederick at noon, today, in honor of the queen's birthday. These vital statistics were vegistored in the city clerk's = office during No- Svirid iBYKilPston,--more shouting for | vember : Births, _ twenty-nine; mar- "what is good. in the.fine, old town, and | riages, twenty-nine; deaths, twenty- seven. les Wl vepeptis degre ciation. The city! worked | ghd! pild" up correspondence | 'n invitin industries, and at last had a. ghegtin~ ra® of hope in an as- suranga: ol; wcheap electric power. , A now d8&¢ fseemed to be dawning for Kinaston i: several ways. F . chett, in his absolutely first. appearance on a vost-prandial stores gracefully toasted the ladies. The Rea of President Farrell was drunk with an almost affectionate ex pression of general regard. Then that unfailing store of good verse, David. | Scott, gave forth a tribute to . the | baevipers; "Auld Lang Syne" was sin~ and a very happy company left a scene of pleasant memories. | It was a musieal evening, as well. i The Laird of Glenbumie; Samire Cradg, was there with the violin that §) ively to his touch. and which | a Chisholm, William Dun- nett, Chief Gordon. D. -J. MeKinnon. T. Bowie, J. A. Fraser and David | Seott to. the liveliest of steppines. | William Corlette. n recent welcome | addition to the city's musical ranks, | several 'songs, being lustily re- | | hour {be held over owing to crush of ! vertisine matter. New sachet powders, "French," at Gitson's Red Cross Drug Store. The steamer Island Wanderer from Cape Vincent, N.Y., was ahout an late this afternoon, owing -to the 'train at the Cape being late. We only desire a trial order to con- vice vou of its merit. Swift's Seran- ton coal. A letter on the mayoralty issue by William Kelly will appear on Mon day. Quite a lot of local news had to aud- Fancy handerchiefs at 15. @ 200. worth double, make mice Christ- New York Dress Re- 25¢. mas presents. form. James Alexander, well known in Kingston, is spending a few days in | the city on business, He is the western representative of the Dominion Drug company, limited, of Hamilton, Ont. The old reliable Medley's store; everything fresh and good there, Fake your children to the matinee, Wednesdny, December 12th, of "As You Like It." an entire costume pro- | Ser ®{ duetion in Ben Greot stvle by Queen's called. Tieut.:Col. Strance made his | Drymatic Club. Fifty people in the "davbon" at a Scotch dinner in a | gust. Easy prices. Grant hall, De- wild. wierd Highland song (?) re awirine a marvellous command of ex- pression and power, and commandine a heart: encore, Alderman z Craig emer The Bonnets of Rlue," the chorus of which was general. Y.W.C.A. Notes. Suriday, 4 o'clock, *'Studics in the Life of Jesus.' Subject for to-mor vow, 'The Temptation of Jesus Tuesday, 7:30, 8 punctually, Come | and join our circle for Bible study." | Demonstrations in cooking, Monday | pight, instead of Thyrsday, Invalid Cookery." Tuesday evening, cocoanut pufis, and plentiful as last season. Edward Rows- well has a staff of men engaged in erecting a cheese factory which will be | roady early next spring. It will be a t convenience to the people of Chafley's and vicinity. Mrs. Alford is | spending a few days with Mrs. J. W. | Simmons. Mes. N. H. Howard is vis- iting at Elgin. Thomas Kearney is ted daily at the Locks. Lock- master Fleming and assistant are get- ting the lock in preparation for the winter season. A staff of government | carpenters are engaged at Davis Station erecting a dam to put in the | sow. pales and repairing a sill, ® | het F. Mookon appéarsd on the | comber 12th. Jenkin's is opening Christmas trade with a great shirt sale, We will give a shirt to any man we cannot convince the sale ix genuine. Robert Macdonald, of Montreal, was in the city to-dav. He brou-ht the body of his mother. Mrs. Mae: donald. who died in Warkworth, to this city for burial. W. B. Skinner, Chief Baillie and Henry Ruttan met the body at the station, and went out | to the cemetery 21 soft front shirts for T5c., at Jen kin's. The YMCA. Juniors are now be ~innine their basketball ~ames for the John Sowden was arrested at Brantford on a charee of setting fire to the house of an Indian woman on the Brant reserve. Have =oug family hjs- tory of yours, with its tendency to weak Jungs? Your doctor has mot, if _you have! He will tell you the DAILY RRITISH. WHIG, SATURDAY, mixed | drug | sand fidelity FACULTY LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED BY DR. ~ W.T CONNELL. : . Subjest Will Be Pasteur's Life and Work--A Kitchen For the College--Advance Agent of ' Students Dining Hall. "Pec Wo 1 Connell will deliver the faculty Jectire in convocation hall, on Wedicsday alterncon, and has selected as its sublect, "Pasteur, His' Life and Wora," As the addiess covers a bio graphy of obe of the greatest scien- tists of the age, it will therefore he of more, than usual interest, and practical benelit. The lecture is now for medi cals axel sively, but all students are invited to attend, and the faculty is endeavoring to male the event an an nual and memorable one in the #bilege A mo.e that is being greeted most ! which there have been soveral warm DECEMBER 1. CITY TO GET PLANS Of Waterworks on Certain Ofn- © ditions. ; The waterworks committee met yes: terday afternoon and decided to re commend to the city counol a scheme hig | the city will acquire posses: sion the waterwor.s plans ownest by Superintendent Hewitt, and over discussions dunng the past year or more: Those present were Alds. Ab: bott (chairman), Nickle, Cooke, Mo! Lann and oll ott. Lhe question as (0 whether there were other plans of the waterworks in existence again came up. Superintend ent Hewitt declared there were no plans of mains and services. The old Wwaterworas company, he declared, never had any. The superintendent positively d.micd the statement in a letter, wricten by James Wilson, the superintendent of the old waterworks' company, that plans were handed over to the c.ty by the company atter the kindly by the student body is now on | foot. It is proposed to build and equip | an up-to-date kitchen within the uni- versity. The room used for locker ac | commodation for the lady students, situated to the loft of the entrance to the lowest flat of the new arts build ing, is the proposed site. The lockers ave to bescleared out, and two large gas ranges erected, while be.ides the other kitchen: requisites the mtention {is to have a large supply of dishes, lets, on hand. Ths will olliterate, | largely, ome of the greatest difficulties | exporenced by the committ-es having | the dinners of the several faculties, {and thd "At Homes." in charge. It is | thought hy many that the scheme is | most likely the advance agent cf the opening a students" dining hall. | | This was discussed when Grant Hall | was in course of construction, and the | { rlan ad anced that the basement of | vir- | Thursday; 6 to 8-0'clock. Tickets 25.4 that building might be available. The | heirs will receive $500; in 1908, $350; {concensus "of opinion is that Queen's | is reachivy a stage in her developmignt | when sich an accommodation will be- | {come a necessity, Hence the equin- | | ment cf a first-class kitchen way be the handwriting on the wall. The | scheme is to be financed by both sen- | ate and students. The former body are | | willing to grant $100, and the student | | societies in the | will each vate 823 several faculties, | towards the pro- | ject and a like amount will, doubt- | | legs be forthcoming from the Alma | Mater Society. : . | A meting of Queen's University | Hookey (lub will be hild on Monday | afternoon for the purpose of ele ting a i {eatin and tronsacting other busi- | | ness. : | The regular meeting of the Queen's | Cmiversity Missionary Society was | held, in divinity hall, this morming, | the lesson on Buddhism being condudt- le > Mr. Jackson. a was election day &t the col loge, apd the candidates A ica: in "the. Alma Mater Society, '#teave i lin last efforts. Speech-making over, | | committee work at an end, to-day: the | | votes had to be coralled. Every effort | | of persuasion was used by the "wuld | | he's" to carry the day, and though | quiet, the election was closely contest { ed. More conscientious and hard com- | mittee work and canvassing was con- | eluded for to-day's campaign than has | been undertaken in years, and the re sults thereof are bound to be notice- | { able when the ballots are counted. lhe | voting took place in the old arts' | building, the polls being open from { twelve noon till 6 p.m. This evening, at seven o'clock, the regular meeting | | of the Alma Mater will be held, and | | directly afterwards the annual meet ing will be convened und the newly- | | elected officials inducted. Secretary -treasurer Mclnnes, of the | athletic committee, got in some rattling fine work when he made all | the necessary avrangements for the Rough Rider I1.-Hamilton 11. game for | the dominion championship. He was not given more than a day's notice, but was able to look after all details of printing, ete., and have a little time to the good. Doubtless, however, the brief notification of fhe playing of { the match will be noticeable in the gate receipts The Aesculapian Soreiety of Queen's met, last evening, at four o'clock, The | | several eommittees Ravi the ar rangement of the medical dinner hand, reported through their con ers and a considerabld ymount of rou | tine business was also rushed through. | Archibald McLennan, B.A. a graduate | | of arts' of 97, and now studying medi cine at McGill, was present, having called on his Alma Mater for the first | time since his graduation. He was Me Gill's representative to the Toronto University conversazione. In well chosen words Mr. Melennan referred | to the changes so noticeable since his day, and to the Queen's spirit of love to the Alma Mater which strong within him now as | | | | i | was as i then, Queen's -medical dinner will -be held on the evening of Tuesday, December 17th. The science banquet will take i place on cither the 16th or 15th of the fame month, Both are to be held in Grant Hall. ? Spring Shirts, 19807. I We will sell for one week at whole { sale price 4 20 doen lot of new spring shirts, the nicest goods in Canada, | mostly voit fronts. Be one of the lucky buyers, E. P. Jenkins Clothing Co. | i Potatoes And Turnips. Finest biuve ton turnips, snowflake potatoes. Crawford. | The most beautiful assortment of Christmas candy in faney hoxes ever shown in Kingston, will be on sale at Gitson's Ped Cross Drug Store for | Christmas giving. { | A pair of gold-rimmed glasses make | {a nice Christmas gift for the old folks | { The eyes enn bo tested either before or | after Christmas, at Chown's drug | store. a Farmers are burning a lot of coal inow. Wood is becoming scarcer every i year. Every accommodation given ! {farmers at Swift's coal yards. { | For. Saturday only, ten per cent. {isan on 22 package teas. "The ter.' 274 Princess street. | Beautiful leather coveted travelling | ki at. Gibson's. Red | Cross Drug | agreed on the following : The superin- | Sunday, but deemed it in the interests { year. { ness in all our purchases. | street, Kingston, Ont. i Bind, sarbitration. All, Melann was secre tory of the arbitration. and could not remember any plans being filed. A couple of plans were produced from the vault of the city engineer's office, | Superintendent Hewitt identified one {as a plan prepared by Ex-City Engi | meer Irving, and the other as one of | the mains drawn by himseli, gbout a | year after the waterworks were taken | over by the city.No other plans could i | be' found. At any rate, Mr. Hewitt's | plans arc the only ones of any use as they are right up to date.' The committee: and Mr. Hewitt tendent will hand over his plans to the city in consideration of an agree ment Leing signed between himself and the city to this effect: In the event of Supcrintendent Hewitt dying or leav- ing the service of the city, at any time during the year 1907, he or his in 1909, $200. If he remains in the city service after that he will receive noth: ing fcr the plans. ALL DANGER PAST. A Convict Attacked By a Baleful Disease. ' The Whig's correspondent at Ottawa telegraphs that the Citizen, 'this morn ing, contains 'the following : **Warden Platt, of Kingston penitentiary, was fn the city yesterday. It is said Mr; Platt was here to acquaint the justice department concerning a case of small- pox that has broken out in the King- ston penal institation, A convict, who arrived, there six months ago, was stricken with the dread disease some day® ago and the authorities found it necessary to remove the patient to an isolated building on the penitentiary farm pending other arrangements. Though efforts were made to keep the matter quiet in some way the other inmates, became aware of, the breaking out of the disease and now, several dozen' convicts are complaining of illness, hinting that they are also feeling small-pox like, "Every effort is being made to con- fine the disease to the convict now attacked." In this connection it might be said that the patient is nearly better, that there are no further developments and that danger has been reduced to a minimum, The Whig was aware of the case last of the city to way nothing about it There was a doubt about it being small-pox, -------- A Twentieth Century 'Xmas. This ix & new Christmas New, not n point of time; new, not in the sense in which it will be obs rved, but new in the kind of presents that will be given, There has been a re action in the Past lew years against the giving of presents of little every day use. Bach year more useful presents are given at Christmas. And by the giving of these gifts of use, Christmas is made to last long- er than a day or a week: but a whole. In our buying for Christmas, utili ty played an' important part. We con tinuslly clove to the side of useful Any present vou buy here will eom- bine the most beauty of form ond ad aptability to use with durability. You will find pleasing attractions for every member of the hotisehold the little babe, the dear old grand mother, all the generations between. When you have a long list to get presents for. it is sometimes hard to get every preseni to suit, If you wish, we will cheerfully aid you in making up your list The Rest chemist Prag Store, I. and onticign, 124 T. Rest, Princess In Militia Orders Fort . Henry. Kingston, has heen struck out of the list of authorized flag stations: the flying of the royal standard on roval anniversaries, and the Union Jack, daily, at Tete de Pont Parracks, Kingston, is author red. The colominl auxiliary long service medal has been granted to Sergt Samuel MeCullou-h and Pte. J n th Regiment: Pres. J. Ardiff and D. J. Wilson, 47th Regiment: Pte. L. Youno. 4th Hussars: Pte. FE Hughes, 16th Regiment. Count To Marry Again. Paris. Dec ~Muny women of weglth ane ptiul society standing are easting wistful eves spon Conant Boni De. Castellane, it is said that within a decent period the count will take encther wife." To Depose King Peter, Belytade, Servia, Dee. LA mili tury conspiracy has been discoverad among the officers of the Pavarcvatz enrrison to depose King Peter. The tarifi committee of the Cana: dian cturers' Association has passed a resolution expressing disap pointment at t), new (ariff. Special prices in china cabinets, buf: "Now 1 Contains all the necessary to nouris y mind and muscle--produe- ing that healthy, robust condition which is admired ed, ¥ hs . ® Sova els me nt a gy r = especially in children. | Get some to-day. It's delicious. 'XMAS HANDKERCHIEF BARGAINS-50 doten RICHLY EM BROIDERED CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEPS, regular 15 to 35, to be sold all at one price, each 13je. y : 5 he en Ta WHITE CORSET COVERS, long sleeves, at 2We., and Ibe. WHITE VESTS, long sleoves, Ve., Ie., Mc. and The. WHITE DRAWERS, 25c., 38c., S0c. and 75. GREY VESTS, long sleaves, 150. 25¢., 3e., Be. and The. GREY DRAWERS, . 26c.\38¢., | 50c. and 3c. > CHILDREN'S GREY VESTS AND DRAWERS, 10¢. to 20c. SPENCE"S The Tone is Said to Be " Very . Good. Toronto, Now. 30,-At closs of the New York market, on Thursday, the support to mining stocks in the To- ronto market was improved. Consid- erable floating supplies of speculative- ly-hold shares were taken up and of- forings were not so free as on pro. coeding days. On Friday the tone was generally good; no sharp ad- vances; strength of Tretheway was y predominant fegture, The position of pi market is conceded to be one of investmentbuying and that steadi- ness will continue until a fair amount of absorption has taken place. Of the rdoent floatations, that undertaken by Fox & Ross, of the MéCormack and Morgison claims, is meoting with un usual wocoess. Paul Campbell, of New York, is in the city in the interest of large New York financiers, and is re- puted to be collecting a wumber of claims which will be put out with a £10,000 600 capitalization, Hard On Canada. Ottawa Journal. 3 Some peopie may not like to admit it, but there is growing up in Canada a large and not unintelligent class which whenever it sees John Bull: and Unele Sam sitting down to a friendly game of dreezc-out, begin to think' it time to look out for Canada first. ------ See Livingston's dressing gowns and house coats. br. ¥. E Clark, president of ; the United Society of. Christian Endeavor, organization to enter apon weelistio asks that a three-months' paion. . Individuals are to plxige themselves to pray dai fora revival in their churches, societios and towns and co-operate in any wise me- thod to secure a soiritual awnkening, also to make the effort ta bring at least one person to Christ. In connec: tion -with this reggest it is woll added that the individual who does not re solutelv resolve that he will do --his part with God's help to brine about a spiritual quickening will do noth: ove Absol. Women's and Children's % Warm Underwear + MINING MARKET. | mg. "+ A wholesome cream of tartar' baking powder. Makes the finest, hy: CHILDREN F DRAWERS, in white, blue, embroidered trasting colors, 20e BABIES® aE MERE VESTS, 250. WOMEN'S FLANNELE) NIGHT GOWNS, in pink' = white, 30c., 5c., 90c., 81, $1 | and $130. WOMEN'S FLANNEL DRAWERS, in pink, blue white, worth S0c., special, ' Home Journal*3yy, Opéhed Cotton Exchange. Liverpool, - Deé. |.~7The Prince of Wales, accompanied by the princess, yesterday, openod the new cotton ox- change, here, a handsome building just completed at & cost of #1, on, The wife of a man who plays the rac never has to waste any time figuring on what she will do with the money he wins. , The average doctor © would die of etirvation if his patients had no mors confidence in him than he has in him; well, Th -*. IRN