Daily British Whig (1850), 5 Jan 1907, p. 2

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of Daysland, Alta. and well known e' city on a visit at 472 Brock street. one who has made a name business world, 'und e has made 1 and this With a. vere TfeiEs F Hi FEFIFILE HH » 2) West twenty<one years been home on a visit on Day married about his wife being a Miss Suth- population of seven been made for the 'erection . schools, an hospital purty light plant are also to": he erected this year, and a fire ment will be installed 500, comm Winnipeg will aleo he d Daysland will also have au newspa- it issua of which will iil j woek, and already a large subscriptions have been' se- is going ahead with There | Hi : lumber yards, three livery as woll as several other stores. ave no hesitation in recommend- locate in," said Mr. to the Whig. "It is a fine coun: ; i 2 of Daysland tendered a banquet just before he left , amd to show their tion of his efforts to make is, they presented im with a beautiful gold On. The Taxpayers. T { Hie fs i E TH FZ : {iH i 1 gr ---- x The Filling of the Pulpits on Sun- day. t. Paul's = church ~Rev. Hugh J. ; Bear Chicos AIL, will predch in St. Paul's at both services. . St. George's cathedral--8 a.m., holy the Pur- commumion; 10:15 a.m., matting; 11 aan, holy communion, , the Lord Bishop of Ontario; 3 p.m., Sun- day school and Rible clase; 7 pam., |evensong, preacher, Canon Starr. Cooke's Presbyterian church, Brock street--The pastor, Rev. W. 8S. Mge- Tavish, Ph.D).5 will conduct both ser- vices, Sunday school and Bible class at 3 pm; Preshyterign Guild, 8:15 pm. Strangers courteously welcomed. First Baptist church--Rev. Douglas Laing, pustar, at both services. 11 eam. 'Lhe Door; 7 pm "Christ Knocking At the Door." 2:43 .m., Sunday scoool and Bible classes. R Cordial welcome to strangers to ali Sydenham Street Methodist church OR ning, pastor. 10 a.m., monthly fellowship meeting; 11 'a.m., sermon by the pastor and sacra- ment of the Lord's supper. 7 pm., the pastor, subject *"The Citizen's Duty tion Day." Queen Street Méthoodist Church--Rev. Srarl'ng, B.A., pastor, will preach. 11 am., "A Call to Service"; 7 pm, "A Plea For Revival." Cov- engnt service in<morning; Lord's sup- # Sunday schéol, 2.45 pm. Midweek service, 8 p.m., Wed Ww. H. Fer in evening. nesday, Chalmers, Presbyterian, corner Bar rie and Earl streets--Rev, M. Mao gillivray, D.D., pastor. In the morn- ing, Rev. Robert Laird, M.A, will preach; in the evening, the pastor. Sunday school and Bible class, 3 p.m. Missionary Sunday. This is the week of prayer. Strangers cordially invited to all services. First Congregational éhurch, corner of Wellington and Johnson -streets-- Pastor, Rev. J. Charles Villiers. ~Ser- vices at 11. Reception of new mem- bers, New Year's ecommumion. Even: ing at 7: worship, with sermon, on "Is the World Growing Better?' Sim- day school at 3; mid-week. service, Wednesday evening at 8. A cordial welcome to all. Strangers ahd all who are without a church home. in the city are especially invited. Seats free. INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, Nowsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Mowat for mayor. The Mowat tide is rising. Get Swift's Scranton coal. Oranges. Mdwards & Jenkin. Are you working for Mowat ? Potatoes and turnips. Crawford's. Pick out your candidates before you sleep to-night. How are your good resolutions munding the strain ? William Swain, piano tuner. Orders Yossived at McAuley's. wa oman has the business (of hanging up stockings to herself | Graham, agai h: fom drug stove. there. ft is clean, that means dry and well | careful to _tnst their votes, for the soreened. Swift', 3 = s Scranton coal Oysters. Edwards & Jenkin. e have every confidence that the | tions, as all have heen lected by ac- citizens will show wisdom in re-elect. | Clamation. The only other ballot pa- i ing Mayor Mowat. a [A your grocer for it. ': The Colborne Express has completed | those opposed, *No." its fortieth year--s model paper issued from a model printing office. Mayor Mowat was the loader. o mental, covies 50c., at McDermott Bros, ventive of str Potatoes and turnips. Crawford's. and business like. men saved $3,200, Gurd's gi plain soda, sarsa; nectar, at Gilbert's stores. A ch of an Prayer services, next week. Rev. church, on Thursday night. "How will choose Mowat as mayor rood wishes of A racy article by Rev, Dr. My ! iv K "A Resu month's Westminster 7 1 E 3 to this and tha obert Han bi candida ; Si. 'ward, Il for the vacant posi- is these days with children in Search of calendars. Upwards of fifty Youngsters called at ome office inside of sn hour yesterday. All . of 'them could not he accommodated. ---------- | Dr. Chown's Buttermilk and Almond Cream" for ch hands rough- ness of the ope h wed Snow apples. Edwards & Jenkin, DAILY : wHIG, SATUR |LET PEOPLE CHOOSE THE n, . Buy Herpicide at Gibsan"s Red eo venuine is sold men whom: you 'would be: | litical leanings to the wind, ing to trust to do your ° own Ol abar iscuits, 2 Ib. | have to stand for a vote to decide Ome yf gui ies who shall have the three and two-year stores, * Ways use Burtch's pure fresh | mark is that concerning the reduction and on February lst 8roted horseradish, only 10c. a bottle, | of liquor licenses. Those in favor of men who saved © $3,200 are to be feelected to the coun: latest music, vocal and instru- to-night, 18¢. per copy, 3 | or three éopies for B0c., MeDermott Ashes on a slippery walk are a pre- langua, in th mere man, and t beg remarks on, the part of his wife, anent the car pe Think of the taxes, man, and th city debt, and then vote for the mes who are most likely to be economical Last year's alder- Cream soda, parilla and apple Dr. Chown's Bucher-Juniper Kidney Fils Suse lame back and kidney trou- ge has been made in the week G. Dunlop of Japan, will discuss *"The Missionary " 'im Chalmers warm and comfortable house js?" Always hear it -- From all over the surroimding town. ships come the hopes that Ry "for 1807. Mayor Mowat seems to have the farmers, report t cards in Kingston is on the increase all the time, Puring the A season the stock of hurt a'hor cards was out ens ' Calabar - dog biscuits, 3} Ib. bags 30c., 4 bags $1, at Gilerty RY ete egilli- » rrec- of Geology," will appear in next magazine, The Duke , of Argyle will contribute "Ap 1 report is very current thai Dr. » eXmayor, will remove to Toron- Lo insurance. offices are being te- {1 Broadcloth Coat lined VOTING ON MONDAY| BEST MEN -_--n As Their Representatives For This Yean--Mowat iis Everywhere Admitted as the Best Man For Mayor. By On Monday, the people will go to the polls and mark their ballots for the men they wish to be their repre- sentatives in the city council for this vear, They will be wise in re-electing Mayor Mowat as chief magistrate, for 'the good reason that under his direc: 'tion of municipal affairs last year the tity prospered. Men of all parties ad- mit this, and Ald. Rigney 'and ex- Ald. Cunningham; eenservatives, have come out strongly in 'praise of Mavor Mowat, By the ing out of poli- \ lh co N a MAYOR MOWAT. The Citizen the Electors Should Return to the Chief Magistracy. ties from muniei affairs, Mayor Mowat should I a very heavy vote from all classes of . people, including the workingmen, to whom he has al ways been considerate. In the wards, the electors are to choose from the following for alder- men : : Sydenham--~ Abbott, Hanley. Ontario--Kent, Nickle, Rigney. St. Lawrenco--Carson, Elliott, Rib: by, Givens, kore Cataraqui--Gaskin, * Millan, Hender- son, Harrison, McEwen, Frontenae--Robertson, = Ross, Me Cann, Tait, S el ideaw---Cooke, Couper, Knapp, Free, Douglas. * Victoria--Bassam, Angrove, Chown, Craig, Tove, The alderman who gets the highest vote will sit for three years, the next highest two years, and the third, one year.. Hence, the people should be very best men, and throw their po- In Ontario ward, the election is hy acclamation, but the three elected ms, There will be no school trustee elec per which the people will have to the reduction will vote "Yes," and } New Music. We have just received from publish érs a large shipment of the latest vo- cal and instrumental sheet niusic. Special price tonight, 18. per copy, Bros. Bor the "very best" in hot water bottles and all rubber goods, go to Chown's Drug Store. Prevoat, Brock street, will give a choice of $18 and $20 suiting. made- to-order for $15. Good At and good tri'omings, a genuine bargain. Don't forget we keep constantly on hand dry kindling wood. Swift's coal yards. New York oysters. "The Red Star." ------------ "Kingston's | Famous Fur Store." WE ARE STILL MAK ING LADIES' FUR- LINED COATS. They are in great demand. Be- sides all the spe- cial orders we are filling we are making these pop- ular garments up we can. The sale miraculous and people tell us our values are the best to be | found. We use only the best fur for lining and trimming, best cloth for shell and make You'll understand what we mean better if you take time to come in and see fo, yourself. Prices start at $25 00 for a with gray and white squirrel, and go upwards as high as you like. DAY, JANUARY claims alone would warrant the eapitaliration. Mr. Lumsden is givine | | the Canadians an onportunity to get mm oa the ground floor, hy selling the treasury stock at par for stock as fast as a share of - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. A Review of the Three Mayoralty Candidates. Kipgston, Jan. 4.--(To the Editor) : As 1 understand it, as a voter, the merits of the mayoralty stand about as follows : amo 1, Ex-Mayor *Mowat, whose ability, | energy and integrity stand unques- | tioned hy Ariend and foe, who has just completed a year's service as mayor, with credit to himsdlf and benefit to ways been a difficult matter to induce professional men of Mr. Mowat's tive 'interest in the city's af- fairs." Other men, of fewer parts, have songht and secured re-election. The only apparent reason advanced by his two opponents is their anxiety to eliminate politics from our municipal affairs, which was Mr. Mowat's own platform of a year ago, and which he has carried out so successfully, that Ald. Hoag's mover at the nomination meeting conceded had been so success. fal: that he wished Ald. Hoag might, if elected, follow in Mr. Mowat's foot- steps. But, as Mr. Mowat remarked : "Who was better able to follow in his own footsteps than himself *' It is to be hoped that Kimgston will not on this occasion take another step to the rear whet she should take one to the front. 2. As for Ald. Hoag, whilé everyone knows he is a genial and worthy cit- izen, a man whom the city, no doubt, would have been delighted to honor at some future time, 1 fear he has made the mistake of coming out too soon. I think he should have at least wait- ed to see if Mayor Mowat desired a second term. The best judges and | ca. critics are not among the actors, but the audience, and, as ome of the lat- ter, I do not hesitate to say that if Ald. Hoag expects to beat so strong a man on a modest four years' service in the council, and a fairly Ald. Hoag is not, | comsider, by any means one of our ablest men. has a is defeated, as I believe he will be to his uncontrollable ambition. I should, therefore, advise him even now, to retire from the field, anc some further years of service on Mr Hong's part will mo "Come up higher." nothing more need be said, except that present conditions. do not call ancl that he will have the opportunity Ex-Mayor McFarlane Writes. convenience at deen and Johanson oblige me. one of the new was, no opposition given in council-- as the petition was properly signed- and the walk was laid, I and others paying our share. I believe this walk is used as much as any other in the city. It is a public convenience. As to the light, the placing of it at the cor ner referred to was the result of the re-arranging of all city lights. The chairman of the then fire and light selected this spot as one of the places Chief of Police Baillie also stated that a light was badly needed at that cor ner. If "Rideau Warder" will seare the records of council, he will find that Alds. Ross and Hoag both strong- Iy opposed placing the light at my corner. Further, Ald. Hoag. from his the wroposition--R. N. FB. McFAR- LANE. NEW COBALT CoO. Capitalized at $1,000,000 Treasury Stock at $1. We understand that there is a new Cobalt mining company just coming out, known as the Lumsden Mining company, limited. John Lumsden, of th: Lamsden miils, president: John I. MacCracken, of Ottawa, treasurer: and Alexander H. Bedton, secretary. This company has a capitalization of one million dollars, and owns eighty aeres of land, three claims known as the Bradv claim, th» Fortin claim th Geeling claim. Any one of these total ¢ 81. and givine his personal stock with every shares sald. making it practical . Iv fifty conte per share. of them is almost of Cobalt is J. F. Dexter, : An Era Of Peace. Election by acclamation of reeve | and four comcillors took place this | Toa in so. out of seventeen muni- | t . : Cipatities in Frontenae, to vit: Stor- Sem with Shure style and ringion, Bdford, Palmerston and | than ordinary dealers. Cenn'o:, Kennebee, Howe Island, | Garden Island. Portsmouth. ve | of Wolie Island i Be. Were given "a hapov return." as also the councillors of Olden. and Hinchinbrooke 4 y | _ An Appointment. R. Cauchev, of Amherst Island. has | been appoint d superintendent "of the | binder twine department at t tentiary. he peni- i . i Kingston And Cape Ferry Until forther notice steamer will | ve for Cape Vinceuz at 11:30 a.m. | the city, seeks re-election. It has al- stédiing and ability to take an ac- | people never, or seldom, forgive a mistake 'in a public man, and when he | the cause will be attributed by many | doubt say : 3. Of Dr. Richardson's candidature for a third party in the council: that the child of labor, which the doctor de- livered late in the year 1908, and | baptized and became sponsor for at | the nomination, will be smothered to | A Former death on the 7th of Jamuary., 1907, of officiating 'at the burial service, and | lands, of 333 Barrie delivering the funeral oratign.~VOT- | ER. committee and Ex-City Fnrineer Craig where the light should be placed. | ace in council spoke strongly against | | & Jenkin, | able to cure it. One ------ - ER CASES? { Twenty-One Cases Originatad | «Here in Two Months--0OtHeéid | "Came Here For Treatment-- i Board of Health's Duty. Th» Whig has been asked to deal with the typhoid fever question, com- board of health did not look into the origin of the many cases that occur red here during the past two months. In November, twenty-four cases of typhoid were reported to Medical Health Officer Bell, who at the meet- inr of the board of health, on De cember 4th, discussed the matter with the members. He said that out of the twenty-four cases treated here, only thirteen had their origin in Kingston: The others were patients who came been reported by Dr. W. T. Connell to ies, therefore, Je the cause of the fev- er. The health officer "was of opinion | that if the milk was the cause, it was | ccntaminated through rain water from {the eave troughs, being used to wash {the milk cans, as leaves' afid other re- {fns> from the roofs were washed into ith: eaves and germs deposited. No trouble was found with the well wat- {er used by the milk vendors under | susnicion. Tn some of the cases. the {patients were - run down in health land naturally susceptible to the yd | As to the cases at the Royal i Mil'tary College, nothing has been {dene to trace them bv the city auth j orities, Tt is not known whether they jovivinated at the college or whether | the cadets contracted the fever in the strong | city. ward following, he has made a grave | mistake. Dur'n~ December nine new eases of { typhoid were reported. Eight of thvse He | Originated in the city. and the usual Elable canbition: Lot the {stops were taken bv the health officer to trace them. He has not vet report- {td to the board of health on them. It is thought that twenty-four cases | of typhoid in two months are too many for the city. The proportion is much lareer than in other years. Tt i | is the duty of the board of health and leave his further advancement in the | 1S Officers to have the matter thor hands of the electorate, who, aiter | oughly investigated. Every endeavor {*hoild be made t8 locate the disease {entre and this can only be done hy {a srarchine (wiry into the move ments of the patients for several weeks [prior to the appearance of the dis- {cae. The board of health should not | trifle with the matter. LATE WILLIAM NEWLANDS. --y-- Mason Contractor | Passes to Rest. | After a long illness William New- {morning. © He was' of Scottish birth, { the third son of the late George New- lands, of "Forgieside," Keith. Banfi-| - New and Kingston, Jan. 5--(To the Editor): | Shire, Scotland, where he was born on | Friday's issue contained a letter sioned | June 14th, 1831. "Rideau Warder," charging Ald. Hoag | brought to Canada and ever since re- with having had a walk laid for my | sided in Kingston. He was a member the corner of Abder- |9f the well-known contractors. Mr. {erected many of the best buildings in Let me say that Aberdeen street is | this district. Many years ago he was ughfares given to {fcreed to retire on account of ill the city by the Mills' estate. The con- crete walk extends froth Johnson to | Purdy, predeceased him three William, along Aberdeen and was petitioned for by myself and the other ratepayers along that street. There { health. His wife, formerly Miss Luey vears and nine months. One of his brothers { remains. John Newlands, of this city. | He isfhlso survived by two daughters, | Miss fda, in New York, and Miss Eli. |zabetli, at home; Frank, of Buffalo, and | Wl A.. local water works collec: | tof. In religion, Mr. Newlands was a Presbyterian. a member of St. An- {drew's church. * In politics he was a {conservative. He was a man of quiet {life and had the confidence and respect {of all with whom he had dealings. He | was of the.old tvee of hy { which, unfortunately, is rearing. 1siness man, fast disap- ---- | Death Of Thomas Tolin | Thomas Tobin, who last Monday re- | signed a: keeper of the penitentiary, | died at his home in Portsmouth. this | Morning, after a short illness. He was {& native of Ireland. Before entering | the penitentiary as ruard, eighteen years ago, he was with the artillery and later with Skinner & Co. He was {a member of the Church of the Good | Thief. Survivine* are his wife and | two daurhters at home; Mrs. Harris, of the citv. and Thomas, in Roches- j ter, N.Y. Mr. Tobin was a most com- retent prison officer and his position | will not be easy to fill. i rca IGNORED THE PEOPLE. | Ald. Hoag's Stand on the Street i i | Railway Question. | On July 5th, 1905, when Mayor | Mowat (then alderman) moved in the | city council meeting that the matter fof Concessions by the city to the | Street railway company be submitted | to the vote of the people, Ald. ; iYote o ] Hoag voted "Nay," and it was Ald. Hoag's { vote that defeated Mr. Mowat's mo- j tion, for the yeas were nine and the | nays ten, |. Mayor Mowat recognized that such a i | large matter should be submitted to | the people for their voice, He had re- in Nranting the Tut, | spect for the rights of the people. * Ald. Panv. and is staying at the British- | Hoag ignored the people, American Hotel. ---- Oysters at "The Red Star." Edwards Selby & Youlden shipped the stacks and dranghts yesterday for the new Nicholle Chemical company's works at Tweed. It is expected the company Will start operations in I v spring. . Yoo Surly . Dyspepsia. Medical science doesn't seem to' he ) i or says one ing about it, another professor says another thing, and all the time people keep on suffering terribly. Now what's the use of wasting ps in arguing the matter? Why don't y 't some Hutch Tablets and t them Take one after each meal, Plenty of people have cured themselves ind this way, and that ought to be proof enough that it will cure you, too. It is an Its: a doctor for ten 3 for 81 Btn ray. is. 00 . One gi i cio we merc Bdwards & Jenkin: plaint having been made that the here for 'treatmgent. The water supply was not blamed, as it has all along {be good. The milk must, in most cas- | street, passed to rest shortly after /iwo "o'clock this Newlands family street, and also | that for half a century were noted as with having a light placed there to [mason Newlands WHAT 15 THE CAUSE] Avo" 1 te bat |OF SO_MANY 1YPHOID FEV- Are Stomach, Liver and Bowels in the best possible condition for winter? - Surely you know what will make those vital organs healthily active--and build up the whole system. It is the "Salt of Salts" -- W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER 78-80 Brock St. Phone 700 Optical Work Carefully Executed Spectacles and Eyerlasses vroperly fitted. up-to-date mountines In 1837 he was Eyes carefully. examined. SMITH BROS, Jewelers and Opticians 330 King Street Issuers of Marriage Licenses. 10 - NIGHT For Only 19¢. 20 dozen Ladies' Cash- mere Hose. all sizes, extra special, 1gc pair, 10 dozen Men's Black Cashmere and Worsted Hose, regular 3c. quality. 19c. a pair. Special Prices on Children's Coats In order to clear otic. stock, If you want a Coat for your girl we promise yon a big bargain, ---- = NEWMAN & SHAW Box chocolates. - i ry EE -- @al | Coul ! Coal 1 All siged ai. ney" medicine and does unusual ; Swift's coal [went {i ("The Red Star." ow treated with him for si like results. I had re ticura Remedies often. for the Cuticura Soap, Resolvent and continv Resolvent until 1 had ts stopping it to take tho B ang better. I took t on ae night 1 let the lat dry on. 1 used the great pffect after 'was water, ®o stop the itchi am now cured. * "The Cuticura treatm and should be used by hasitching of the skin. more, and thank God th the world such a curat use this letter as you | much befriended man, 3308 Mt. Vernon St., P August 2, 1905." © Ext iL nt: Bimoor from Pimples t Serob Coated RIC Hl ar Mailed ree, * How fo Cure MONEY IN ( than BE Pe Loy pe 82 Bathurst St., Grand {fd Rooms From $1.00] + CPPOSITE GRAN An emceller?, yuide-book and map wt ai receipt of two cals I post Covered present that. you can Girl. Season Ticket R: Lady's Single .. .. Gentleman's Single Children's Single YOArS) ..........o.. Family of 2 Family of 3 Family of 4 or 5 Family of 8 or 10 P.S~--No 'one wil Practise "Hockey unti Tickets. W. B. BONTER, HB: Manager. CLEARING All goods must middle of February ing the city. EVERYTHING | Prices from Suit Up. Sold by the pi order. Alex. Wa Well Carriage. | Neatly "and me to us | . reasonable p Qur work is su ory. W. G. | 200 pueen St. Big Storage W nection ; moderate ww Ladi Ty Yoho ship, the most ext most graceful m: beautiful and attract = Matest styles w 1 { . Oustomers goods, oF secure

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