ng cup of collec the day. h should : Sanbom's. and 'esh Air" amily is as dependent upon good air re best results in heating your house r Heating which carries the fresh air of aful, to every room. uck's r" Furnace conomical made. Its grate is of th: n. Its ash pit is deep and roomy. Its radiator is of; steel throughout. making the most effective and rapid heater known. Its joints are ah- solutely air and gas-tight, and its whole construction "is substantial and massive. That's why we can guarantee it to last a lifetime: Ask us for our Furnace 'Cata- logue. It contains many valuable your heating system. lenware f Pails and Tubs phabp out , of place. . The E. B. Edd Lh GUARANTEED - against factory 0 interest to sce that the DY re you buy. name EDDY'S MATCHES. ada, ask for y Boots h would make a more suitable rof Hockey or Skating Bo ot )ecial Invictus, only $3.00 Boy's Hockey Boots spring heel and heel --$1.50, 1.75, 2, 2:25 and 2.50. key Boots-- $2.00 oots, (fleete lined) $2.00 thy's SHOE STORE Its Millions of Sonsumers Say So Their ificreasing re-orders say so Blue Ribbon 'Tea is not only the best Tea IN CANADA, hut also the best of all TEA. Delicate, delicious, invigorating, resting, wholesome. _ Black, green, niixed --25¢. to §1 a 1b.--All grocers Subscription list will open Dec. 10 and close Dec. 15. A The Bank of Toronfo and . The Royal Trust Company of Montreal are authorized to Offer for Subscription on behalf of the Underwriterd §? Par and accrued Interest from Oct. 1, 1906 One Million (1,000,000) of the Six per.cent coi coun Bonds CanadianConsolidated Rubber Co. of the LIMITED. Bonds are redeemable at par and ten per cent premium at the option of the Company after October 1, 1911. And are domiciled at the Royal Trust Company. Interest payable half yearly at Bank of Toronto and Branches, Coupons, 1st April and October. Capitalization: AUTHORIZED Issoen Common Stock - $3,000,000 $2,141,300 Preferred Stock - 2,000,000 822,200 Bonds - - - =- 2,600,000 1,439,000 McGisson, Caserain, Mitchel & Survever;, Montreal. Trustee for Bondbolders and Transfer Agent: Tue RovarL Trust Company, Montreal. Registrar : Tue NatignaL Trust Company, Montreal. Prospectus and forms of application at all Branches of the Bank of Tovonie and The Royal Trust Co. Solicitors : PURITY. BRILLIANCY AND "UNIFORMITY J. S. HENDERSON. Agent, Kingston. Commission Orders on all Exchanges "Brotbie Long Distance Telephone Main 5200-01-02 BONDS AND STOCK Bought and Sold on Commission Investment Securities Both Listed and Unlisted. Executed Members Toronto Stock Exchange v TORONTO 401 ¢ If You Give a Christmas Present Why not give a useful, rather than an ornamental one. Nine tenths of your friends will appreciate the useful the more. Here are a few to choose from ; STEW KETTLE. SAUCE PAN TEA TRAY. COFFEE POT. CLOTHES WRINGER. FLAT IRONS. PLATED SPOONS. COVERED ROAST PAN JACK KNIVES, CARVING SETS. HOT WATER DISHES. CRUMB TRAYS. BIRD CAGES. BREAD. BOARDS. McKelve & Birch 89 5 n Brocl Street, Kingstos MEAT CHOPPER. JELLY MOULD. HAIR BROOM. CARPET SWEFPER RAZORS PLATED KETTLE S Information upon Request $0000000000000006000600C004040480848000008000 FUE GCVI VERITY o SVIIIIIVII PII III II IVI VIII III III I III III III THE SPORT REVIEW WHAT IS TRANSPIRING IN MANY CIRCLES. Ice Boat Kestrel Has Been Purchased By 'foronto Parties --Hockey Put on a Fine Basis The at Picton. "Reddy" McMillan is said to have signed with the Shamrocks of Mont- real. > That Canadian Soo team will be a great credit to the town if it should win the championship--just look at its home bred composition, - Picton Gazette: Hackey, it pre- dicted, is going to boom this winter in Picton: A company has been formed of Licton's le ading business men, and at a meeting, held last evening, B. R. Hepburn reported. that the ne gotiations caried on Hy him with the Messrs. Boulter & Sons, were fact in every particular. Discussing the prospects for hockey in (Mtawa, the Free Press, of that city, says: "What the Ottawas look like this winter is no mystery. Le- Seuer will be in goal, although Rouse Hutton's name has been mentioned as a possibility, if he turns out. Arm: strong will have to be an awhully good man to beat out Art Moore, and his preliminary work ®ill he watched with interest: Some aver the Smith's Falls man will not be able to stand the pace with the local bunch. Moore's ability as a defence plaver wilh, send. to him, even though Armsttdig is acknowledged to be a better skater. Then will follow the old brigade, Pulford, - Westwick, McGee, Alfred and Harry Smith. It looks like the Stan- ley cup again." 1s satis General Sport. Toronto's iceboat fleet will be scant this year. Capt. Joe Godwin will, however, have a new one, Kestrel, of Kingston, the champion of that place, has been purchased by Ely Bros. Kes- trel is a racing craft, pure and simple. western football coach is out with suggestion to the rules' commit- tee to change the shape- of the ball. By lengthening it a couple of inches, and giving the sphere more tapering ends, 'with a bulge in the centre, this expert says, fumbling could be redue- od, punts could be driven much furth- er, and forward passes could be made longer and more accurate. > the An Edinburgh paper says: A Seot- tish foursome has been arranged be- tween players over eighty years of age. The match will take place at Musselburgh. The players and ages are Robert Thomson, ninety years old: * William Currie, eighty-seven; James Barnett, eighty-five: and James Doleman, eighty-one. The combined ace, 343 vears. is four vears more than that of the octongenarians of "West- ward, Ho !"' fame. Next Tuesday Willie Hoppe, the hoy billiard champion. and George Sut- ton. a veteran of the green covered table, will vlay in New York, for the championship of the world at eighteen- inch balkline, two shote in. Home ie the challenger, Sutton the defender of the title, The vouth already holds and has sueosssiully defended the 18.1 title, the hirrhest honor in the billiard world. This will be the third bie bil- lined match to-he held in New York since Honbe went To Paris and ecaptur- " the title from Maurice Vipmaux. a't Reporter: The junior clubs. hy the exception of Hamilton and Petrolia, were in favor of retention of the snap-back rules for the junior series, hut there were only a few dele- gates present and their wishes were outvoted. The legislation will no doubt kill: the game locally, as it has been hard enough to eet twelve men for a team, let alone fourteen, h will now he necessary. ~ year just closing has heen an tough one on champions teams. Ot tawa lost the hockey chamnionship and the football honors: Smith's Falls dropped the Federal chamnionshin. Shamrocks the lacrosse leadership. and Toronto Varsity the Canadian foot- ball honors ont wl "Well woyth inspecting.' The bLeauti- ful display of fancy boxes of high- class tandy at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Chief Justice Meredith refused to is sue 4 mandatory order compelling the Grand Trunk railway to put in force a two cent. rate, and also provide third-class passenger coaches, YOU NEED STRENGTH. Vitality is Lacking and You Must Have a Bracing Tonic at Once. You're sick and need medicine. Not an emulsion to sicken the stom- ach, not a "dope" cure, nor bitters -- but a nourishing tonic that will in- crease weight, strength and spirits. Try Ferrozone and watch the result, Becanse it gives instant effect and steadily buildy'up new flesh, it is used by thousand€ in ill-health. No other medicine contains more nutriment, supplies better building material, makes you feel well and strong as quickly as it did Mrs. Charles Benny, of Cloyne, Ont. HER STATEMENT. "1 was sick, "I was broken down, had no str. ngth, couldn't eat. 1 was sleepless. "My nerves were irritable. 1 was thin-blooded and continually unhappy. "l tried Ferrozone. "It gave me new energy, It brought me comfort, made 'me well." It's by making the appetite by instilling iron and ozone blood, by fortifying the syétem reserve strength, that Ferrozone complishes so much. You'll have a new life in a week, in a month force, vim. strength--it good, in the ac: Trv Ferrozone, it always justifies it- self, 50c. per box or six for $2.50, at all dealers. 'Wood's Foe and nig mise he vicls nervous A Wy ous Debill Nestal'and Brain i hy Effects Ee Wirdsor) with | you'll be like a new being. | Saas WHIG, OM KINGSTON AUTHORESS, Studies oft Plant, Life dn Conada. Wild Flowers, ny og wering Shrubs, and Grasses. Mrs. CC. P. Trill, author a "The Backwoods of Can- a," ete., ete. New and revised edition. Toronto: WHam | Briges. Pp. xvii-227, The nature study, much in vogue in schools, will immeasurably ¢nlarge the vision and: enhance the pleasures of young people. 'Most of us go to the woods and meadows without knowing the names of their familiar denizens. It is not hard with a goed guide like this book to study t names and habits of the flowers, ferns and even commbn weeds that beautify woods and fields. Mrs, Traill makes an ap peal to the mothers of Cgnada "to tech 'their children to know and love the wild Bowers ining in their path, to love the soil in which God's hand has planted them, and in all their after wanderings through' the world. their hearts will tn back with loving reverence to the land of their birth, to the country endeared to them by the remembrance of the wild flowers which they plucked in the hap- py days of childhood." Mrs. Traill is herself an example of the joy and gladness brought through the ministry of flowers. She was one of the pioneer settlers in the back: woods of Canada, transplanted from the culture and refinement of an Eng- lish home to the privations and hard- ships of a settler's cabin. Yit through her long life of nearly ninety years she has derived pe rpetual delight from the--study of flowers She gives. the brief biographies of many of Canadian flowers and flowering shrubs arranged in the order of time in which they appear, together with beautiful plates , many of them colored, of fifty specimens--an ideal book for the holi- days and for all days. scores AN ARTIST AND BILEANS ---- Says They Cured Him: of Pain After Food Constipation and Weakness. One of the most impressive cures of indigestion and allied ailments ever reported has just been effected by Bileans in Toronto. The subject is Arthur R. Hand, a prominent teacher of painting on china, leather, glass, ote, residing at 2 Woodgreen Viace, Toronto. As a teacher of painting, Mr. Hand has made for himself a wide reputa tiga, but his 'work was interfered with considerably by acute attacks of di gestive disorder. He says: "I suffered agonies for months pre- vious to taking Bileans, resorted" to all kinds of remedies, but found only temporary relief. The indigestion came on quite suddenly, soon after cating, and caused me terrible pain. There was a constant feeling of wn comfortable fullness: in the stomach, pains in the chest and under the shoulder blades and rifting and belch- ing of gas. "I had constipation so badly that no medicines seemed to have any ef- fect on the bowels, I dicted a great deal, but the slightest food hronght the same distress, After taking a few Bileans | experienced ease and fort after meals, so I purchased supply of this vegetable remedy and left all other remedies alone. Bileans cured me. Now my food digests very nicely and my bowels get quite natur- ally. "Before I took Bileans my food did me no good, and I was losing weight rapidly. In a few months, through the use of this valuable remedy, m weight increased from 125 to 165 lbs. This increase, too, is not useless fat, but sound, healthy flesh.' Not only for indigestion, hut for constipation, piles, general debility, anemia, female ailments, rheumatism, blood impurities, liver and kidney complaint, headache, dizziness, wind, ete, Bileans are widely rocommended. They are purely herbal and do not merely relieve these ailments--they cure them permanently. All druggists sell Bileans at 50c. a box, or post free from the Bileans Co., Toronto, on re- ceipt of price. Six boxes for $2.50. com a -------- ROBBERS GOT GREAT HAUL. Russians Carried Of $14,500 From Bank Premises. Odessa, Dec. 13.--One of the most daring robberies of recent times in South Russia was committed at the Petersburger International Bank, yes terday, when a number of robbets es caped with; $14,500; the enfire cash of the bank. Half a dozen armed men suddenly appeared at the counter, or dered the clerks to throw up their hands, and shot the policeman on duty. They then rifled the cash draw- ers and ran off. A force of Cossn hs speedily was mustered, pursued the robbers, and captured five of them, but. the rest got away with the money. Woman Killed Defamer. Hazelhurst, Miss., Dec. 13.-Mrs. An- gie Birdson was, yesterday, found guilty of Bunsiyughter | for killing Dr. Thomas Butler, and was recommended by the jury to the mercy of the court, Mrs. Birdsow, who is twenty-two vears of age, and a' member of a leading | fanily, in November, 1903, © shot and ! killed Thomas Butler. She alleged that i he had boasted of illicit relations with her and his boasts were untrue. Don't Cuugh To-Night. Get a bottle of The Diamond Cough Remely to-day, and you will notice benefit by night, This remedy goes directly to the 'seat of trouble. Cures , coughs, colds, sore throat and hoarse- ness. 25¢. at Wade's Drug Store. Insane Through Grief. New York, Dee. 13. Desperate from grief over the recent death of his i wife, James Howe. a shoemaker, to jdav shot his daughter, Mrs. Miranda Brinkworth, and then shot himself twice, the second bullet passing , throurh his heart. Mrs. Brinkworth will recover. The tragedy occurred in 42nd street and Brinkworth is the Times buildin, Broadway, where Mrs, employed as a cleaner. -- The Farmers' Association is circulat- (ing a petition to be presented to the {Eo nment asking that the payment of iron and-steel bounties cease entire- ly after June next. | A German professor believes that bacilli of tuberculosis. mav be taken into the body through milk. ous, all kinds at Steachym' Skates, pucks and hokey sticks, sticks, of THURSDAY, -- | DECEM BER 1 3. A TAFFETA SILK PETTICOAT WEDDING AT NAPANEE. Manitoba Man Takes Away Miss Embury. Napanee, . Dec. 13.--A wedding much interest Napanceans took place, yesterday morning, at oleven o'clock, At the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. W. I. Boyle, East streot, Miss Minnie Embury was united in marriage to James Harvey Eiger, of Souris, Man. The ceremony formed by Rev. Mr. Strike, ronto, cousin of the groom, in the presence of immediate friends, and was very goiet owing to the revent death of the bride's mother. After the ceremony. a. wedding breakfast was partaken of, dgintily served in the dinipg-room, which was decorated of to was per of Dese with pink and white carnations and smilax. The ceremony was performed in the drawing-room under a floral bell. The bride was attended by Miss Blanche Edger, of Souris, Mun., sister of the groom, and the groom was supported by Harry Boyle, cousin of the bride. The bride was attired in hor teavel line suit' 6f navy blue cloth, trimmed with leather and wore a becoming hat of Amethyst velvet, with tan feathers, navy blue crown aml Dresden ribbon. She carried white carnations, and the bridesmaid pink carnations, Miss Hvpatia Fox plaved the wedding march. The groom's favors to the bride were a pearl sunburst and a magnificent set of sable furs, and 'to the bridesmaid a sable muff, 4nd to the groomsman a gold locket. The newly wedded couple left on the noon n for a honeymoon in Los Angeles, Cal, where they will spend the win ter, and in the spring will veside "in Souris, Man, where the groom is a most prosperous farmer Tohn Girvin, Deseronto Road, left this week for Calgary, Alberta, where he will reside. Earl Caldwell Jeft vestenday for Edmonton, Alberta, where he will spond = the next six months for the benefit of his health. est Coat Of Froadciotn Or Velvet. The away in front over a vest of embroid- sketch shows a belted Eton, cut cred broadcloth, the each side of the with corded silk, brown velvet, the of ecru, brown and gold used on the coat were three-quarter length in sections, the undersleeve the embroidercd cloth lace, revers on front being faced the model being of best being in shades The buttons of gilt. The sleeves were cut being of finished with tiny Clean Teeth. To remove tartar and stains from the teeth try a Dr. Horsey fibre tooth brush, a perfect cleanser and polisher, Call and examine them at Wade's drug store. Massachusetts elections three Chelsea, Newburyport and where liquor has heretofore all went dry. In the citics, Salem, been sold, SHILOH Nothing can or will break up and drive away a cold so promptly, effec- tivelyandsafely as Shiloh. You should never be without it in the home. The most stubborn hacking coughs yield easily to the curing power of Shiloh. * 'Ne cough canresist it, Spec- ially good for chil- dren. 25¢.560c., $1, with guarantee. Cures | Wholesale Agents, GUARANTEED mbes FOR saben % Be a? pend $8.90 oc more on a SILK PETTICOAT, gut guarantee ticket attached to the waist band of each PETTICOAT. S.H.&sM.GUARANTEE "Should this PETTICOAT cut or split within Smonthe--have it returned. It will be replaced with a new ove, "ete, M. guaranteed kind PETTICOATS with the white 8, H. © NM. guarantee label on the waist Made In Black and 40 Colors Sr SH, 60 CURRARTERS 00 to If your dealer cannot and Mhis desired, direct io ws. We will tai PETTICOAT "= your own measurements CHARGES PREPAID, in 24 hours. 00, « \ \ PAGE SEVEN. SEVEN. A ---- They are cheaper.' "THE STEWART, HOWE & MEEK COMPANY 1 LIMITED Manufacturers of High Grade Garments for Women 152 WEST FRONT STREET, : : 1 3 TORONTO MEN'S $2, CHLORODY NE: CHLORODYNE CHLORODYNE CHLORDDYNE CHLORODYNE bettle. Sold in bottles. Hockey Boots This season finds the ¢ House of Sutherland' with a very fine assortment of Hockey Shoes--all the newest kinks usually {ound in the new lines, are here--prices to suit all, 2.50, 3 and 3.50 BOYS'-$1.50 and 2 Tid Jd. H. Sutherland & Bro. THE HOUSE OF GOOD SHOEMAKING DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE (THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE). the {« admitted profession the most 2 eri and valuable rem- oly ever discovered: is the best remedy known for COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, BRONCHI- TIS, ASTHMA. acts like a charm fh DIARRHOEA, and is the onl and DYSENT effectual EPILEPSY, HYSTERIA, TION and SPASMS. is the onl pojliative in NE RHEUMATI OUT, TOOTHACHE, MENINGITIS, ete. Always ask for "DR. J. COLLIS PROWNE'S CHLORODYNE," and beware of spurious compounds or imitations. The genuine bears the words "DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE" on Prices in England, he 14d., 2s 9d., 6d. each (Overwhelming Medical Testimony accompanies each bottles Sole Mailastarirs :--). T. DAVENPORT, Limited, LONDJN. LYMAN BROS. & CO., Limited Toronto. L apoific in CHOLERA, cuts short all attache of the Government Stamp of each "i to me PALPITA- URALGIA, CANCER, = - 35 Years G. B. 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