a a ---- Jothing can or | Themost stubborn ¢ill break up and | hacking coughs rive away a cold yield easily to the 0 promptly, effec- Curing power of Shilo! ively andsafely as on wie -- Shiloh. Youshould § jally good for chil- ever be without | dren. 25e.,50¢., $1, t in the home. | with guarantee. Cures - Coughs & Colds SALE OF FURS -- W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER 8-80 Brock St. Phone 700 o Optical Work Carefully Executed Spectacles and 4. evlasses rroperiv fitted. New and mountir-s. up-to-date Lyves carefully examined. ' . SMITH BROS. Jewelers and Opticians 330 King Street Issuérs of Marriage Licenses. Marked at special low rices in order to clear this onth, hildren's Coats! To fit any age, very latest yles, at greatly reduced ices. Flannelette Blankets, Wool Blankets, Comforters, Ladies' Underwear, Men's Underwear, Children's Underwear, Tweed Suitings, etc. Watch for announcement our Whitewear Sale ---- a EWMAN & SHAW ll ALL SS 'Branch Local Time Table _-- Traine will leave a : Depot, Foot of ana ay oT Bo GOING WEST . = Lve. City Arr. City Ko, SMa .. 1245 am 15am a 3 Express ... 226 a.m. 3.05 am. 1L Local .. .. 9.15 am.' 947 am 1 Intern'l Ltd 12.16 noon 12.49 p.m w JIMai .. ..319pm. 35] pm " 15Local .. .. 7.03 pm. 7.38pm GOING EAST ou Lve. City Arr. Cit: SMail .. ..14%am 22%an © 2Fast Exp. 22am. 305an : " cal .. ..8.16a.m. 8.47am. ) od Bp LS vaun 12.49 p.m Pp. 1.00pm. 1.29pm " 12Loeal ... ... 7.03 p.m. 7.38 ys Nos. 1,2, 8 4 5 and ily. other trains daily Aes dh 2 dally a) Train N 2 end 5 Sleeper to Py from a ay may Direct route to Toronto, Peterboro, Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit Chicago, Bay City, Saginaw, Montreal. Ottawa, Quebec, Portland, St. John Xialifax, Boston and New York. : J. P. HANLEY Agent, Corner Jobnsom and Ontario streets GS IN CONNECTION WITH CANs ADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. TRAINS LEAVE KINGSTON : 12.30 p.m. Exnress--For Ottawa Mon- treal, Quebec, St. John, N.B., Halifax, Boston, Toronto, Chicago, Denver, Ren- frew, Sault Ste. Marie, Duluth, St. Paul, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Seattle, Portland and San Francisco. 5.00 p.m.--Local for Sharbot Lake, connecting with C.P.R. East and West. 7.45 a.m., Mixed--For Renfre® and in- termediate points Passengers leaving Kingtton at 12.30 p.m. arrive in Ottawa at 5 p.m. ; Peter- boro', 5.12 n.m.; Toronto, 7.830 p.m. ; Montredl, . 7.15 p.m. ; Boston, 7.80 a.m.; St. John, 11.55 aim. Full particulars at K. & P., and C.P.R. Ticket Office, Ontario street. F. CONWAY, Gen. Pass. Agent. Bay of Quinte Railway New short line for Tweed, Napanee, Deseranto, and all local volats. Traine leave City. Hall Depot at4 pm, F. CONWAY, Agent BH. Q.Ry., Kingston, Between Montreal and the At- lantic. INTERCOLONIAL CY-NINTNY , is the all CANADIAN ROUTE TO i _ CANADIAN . inter ports, St. John and Hali- ax, sg If intending to spend the early months of the new year in warm climate try the . West Indies Full particulars about regular sailings and of a Yachting cruise to the 42 West Indies and Mexico, leaving Hali- DAYS fax, January 20th, and March 15th. On application to MONTREAL 'ITY OFFICE 141 St. James Street TO LIVERPOOL. From St. John From Halifax. Fri., Jan. 18. Sat., Jan. 19. . Fri., Jan. 25. Sat. Jan. 26. Fri., Feb. 1. Sat., Feb. 2. Fri., Feb. 15. Sat., Feb. 16 RATES OF PASSAGE. First Cabin. $55 and upwards, accord- ing to steamer. Swufond Cabin, Tunisian and Ionian, $42.50. Moderate Rate Steamers Parisian and Pretoria carry second saloon passengers at $40 and upward. Third-Class, Pretorian, $26.50; other steamers, $27.50. For further information and Sailings, etc,, of Boston-Glasgow and St. John, N. B., London Services, anpnly to J. P. HANLEY, Agent G.T.Ry., or J. P. CILDERSLEEVE, Clarence street: SS Tenders for Indian Supplies. SEALE) TENDERS ADDRESSED to the undersigned, and endorsed "'Ten- ders for Indian Supplies," will be re- ceived at this Department up to noon on Monday, 4th Februury, 1907, for the de- livery of Indian supplies during the fiscal year ending the 31st March, 1908, "at variqus points in Manitoba, Saskatche- wan and Alberta. Forms of "tender 'containing full par- ticulars may be had by applying to the undersigned, or to the Indian Commis- sion at Winnipeg. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ? AJ. D. McLEAN, retary. Parisian Pepartment of Indian Affairs,' Ottawa. N.B.--Newspapers inserting this adver- tisement without authority of eo De- partment will not be paid. A WARM SUBJECT There's nothing in the world we're so much interested in as Coal at this time of the year.' It may sound queer to speak of coal buying and selling as a science, hat that's what we've made it. Two Importhnt discoveries we have made are that complete satisfaction to our customers pays best, and that the way to win business is to deserve it. Booth & Co. FOOT OF WEST ST. - Phone 133. i= The Albert, guaranteed, quality of ook ride beet. Unly sold wan's g store, at Dr, rubber ggods Grand Union Kote! Rooms From $1.00 Per Day Up CPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL NEW YORK Baggage To and From Station Free \n emcellest and map of the City of New York pt on receipt of two cents in postage. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Reply To The '"'Pome."' Kingston, Jan. 10.--(To the Editor): K Mr. Mowat's Lament. really want to find out, 1 really want to know, Shy in the rave just over 1 never got a show. Why won't you kindly tell we, Why won't vou whisper low, Why 1 picked a lemon in the garden of votes, Where they say only peaches grow. This poem was clipped from the King ston News oft Friday, Dec. 21st, 1906, and its authorship attributed to one "Uncle Regius," who is, no doubt, the spring poct of the paper, but who has commenced his poet work a little early, probably mistaking the delight ful dayfor the opening of spring. The attached reply. is dedicated without permission : Well, I'm glad I got that lemon, And gave it Hoag to suck, He found it very bitter, And full oi masty luck It puckered v- his eiftec No that hae couldn't v A word to the electors, On nomination day It save him pains in every part, And made him cry and rave, It killed him. on election day, And rt him in his grave So 1 searched the public garden, Nps, And gave that one to Richardson Who claimed to le my i With one big eulp it ¢ v Down in the Doctor's throat And now his 'hoves are restine 'Longside of Kellv's ~oat His soirit 'wears the 'Mantle, That "Billie" on him' dropoed, And Jimmy Lee the barber, . ° His angel wings have or « So vou ses I'm not "lamenting," Indeed fooling ray : I've trimmed t each' and 'lemon And wear the chain to-dav. --Far-away-Moses IN. THE POLICE COURT. -- Cornelius McMahon Fined = For Drunkenness. It is a very difficult task for. Cop nelius McMahon to keds avay nom the police station. When on a spree he is almost sure to fall into the hands of the police. Yesterday he made a tour of the various hotels, and when night came he was in a helpless state. He had been warned by police officers during the day that he would be ta ken ta the lock-up unless he changed his ways, but this did not pause Cor nelivs to quit the drink. The only way he could sce was the way Jato bar-rooms, and when Constable Hughes saw him staggering along the street he took him in charge. Only a few weeks ago McMahon ap peared before the court and on that occasion he told the magistrate that he would leave the city if he were giv en the chance, The chance was given by the court, but still Cornelis re fused to go. He appears to love Kingston, but evidently loves whiskey just as much. "I am very sorry for the way things happened," said Me Mahon, when he appeared before the court - "I am sorry, 100," said the magis trate. "I'll just make it $5 and costs cor two months this time." McMahon pleaded to be given until Saturday to pay his fine, but the ma- gistrate refused to listen to him. When The Next Cold Starts. Procure immediately a package of Wade's Cold Cure Tablets (Laxative). This remedy will cure the cold in 12 hours aml leave you in better condj tion than before the cold began. The remedy is also a positive cure for La Grippe, Headache, Constipation. In boxes, 25¢. Sold only at Wade's Drug Store. Money back if not satisfac tory. An expert optician examines your eyes when you get glasses at Chown's drug store. A pretty wedding took place on New Year's day at Hillcrest, Wellington, at the home of G. J. Osborne, when his eldest daughter, Florence Grace, was united in marriage to Clark B. Clapp, only son of P. M. Clapp, Hil- lier. Sonie - exclusive London clubs purvey ginger ale that vies in deli- cate crispness with York Springs Dry Ginger Ale, but does not equal it in purity nor excel it in flavor, pungency and aroma. Try it with Rye or Scotch, or straight, or with a dash of lemon juice-simply fine! Your club, favor- ite bar or merchant can procure it for you. Demand it by name. York "Springs Dry Ginger Ale | is better=<:yet costs no more. NATIONS AND ADDRESS GIVEN BY REV.J.C VILIERS. At the Week of Prayer Meeting-- "Love Thy Neighbor' Coming to Be Regarded as a Practical Doctrine. The . meeting, last evening, in, con- nection with the week of 'praydr, was held in Brock Street Mothodist church, and was presided over by the pastor, Dr. S. Eby. The attendance was good and mahy of the pastors of the city were present. Rev. J. G. Dunlop, of Jupan. a native Kingstonian, offered the opening prayer. ' Revs. C. EK. Manning and D. Laing also shared in the opening exercises. : The address of the evening, on "Na- tions and Their Rulers," was given by Rev. J. Charles Villiers. He said that society has its most primitive and simple representation in the family. But in the course of history, in the nature of events, men could not con- fine themselves to the family relation. Of necessity, the circle of human fel- lowship must be enlarged, and so, in course of time, there came to be the tribal, and later the national, and still later theyinternational relation. With the growth and development of the community life thee came ihto being a community spirit, and as the chmmum ed to increase in nue velop in intelligence, = of larger fraternity, the 1 sentiment. was also increased' and in- tensified until cach separate commun- ty or nation had a genius peculiarly its own. In the course of human progress sev. eral forms of civil government have been called into existonce, and have held 'sway. Tlhose several forms of government exist to-day. They may in general be grouped under three heads, but under whichever head a nation is now grouped it is safe to say that it has leanings, and leadings in various directions which 'bring it into -afliliation, more or léss close, with nations grouped under either of the two heads, For instance, the most absolute of monarchical govern- ments to-day is that of Russia. But Russia is not able, try she never so hard, to withstand the onward and upward march of other civilizations. Far away ad she is from the prin- ciples of true demoeracy which are the very life and genius of our British empire, she is much nearer to this to-day, than she ever was before, and possibly much nearer to stepping inté possession of their fullest. bless: ing than are some of her neighbors, who at present outdistance her in their politicat freedom. Under whatso- ever head of government, a 'nation may be grouped, it is wise that its rulers should remember that no na- tion can secure unto itseli immunity from the controlling hand of God. He, the Eternal, all obtrusive and univer sal Ruler never for a moment is with- out knowledge, or attention, or con trol over the world's affairs. He rides majestically and with sovereign pawer at the head of every regal procession. King of Kings and Lord of lords, and though communities large or small may assume an attitude of in difference to the principles of His Divine government, and act as though they lived in a chatmed circle, into which He cannot and will not enter, vot in their rebellion against Him, the truth remains, that He is nearer to them than breathing. closer than hands or feet, and from His overruling providence they cannot get away. From national we pass to interna- tional relations, and through these re- lations we are learning. as 'we have never learned before, the great lesson of the solidarity of the race. We are coming, in these days, to understand that each community and nation is most nearly related to every other community and nation. and that the New Testament doctrines "members one of another" is to recéivé no narrow interpretation in councils ofr the na tions. Instead of the family, as it was in feudal times, being the world. the world is now becoming one family; and that the family of God. The doc trine "Thons shalt love thy neighbor as thyself," is ceasing to be thoucht of as an unattainable ideal, and is coming to be regarded as a most vracfical doctrine which may be and ought to be_wmade instinct with life. Rov. D. Macallum. closed the meeting with the benediction. THE CITIZENS' LEAGUE. Will Press the Matter of Liquor License Reduction. The Citizens' League intends holding a meeting next week to decide upon what to demgnd of the city cduncil in the way of liquor license redaction in view of the fact that the people voted in favor of reduction. A pro manent member of the league suid that he favored the<_hotelmen's contention, that the church-own ed tavern should be one of the first to be refused further license. He, himself, was im favor of a gradual reduction, of sav four a vear for the next three vears. The city council reguives to notify the license commissioners by Murch Ist as to how many licenses should be granted for this year. The Citizens' League deputation will wait upon the council at its first regular meeting after inauguration, on Janu- ary 21st. On New Year's day Mr. and Mrs, Thomas J. Kelly, of Holloway, cele- brated fifty vears of havpy and pros- perous wedded life. At Napanee on January 1st, 1857, T. J. Kelly and Miss Rebecca McMurray were united in marriage. A mans wife should always he the same, especially to her husband, but if she is weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron Pills, she cannot be, for they make her "feel like a different per- son," so they all say, and their hus bands say so too. Rev. Father B. P. Murray. formerly of Elgin, celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood at Chicago recently. Mrs. George S. Stratton, one of the most vespected residents of Kitley, died on Sunday evening. Deceased bad only been sick 5 week. Don't put apiwith dicty, smudgy coal in vour grate. Get Blue Grass RULERS!CURED OF PILES BY|| DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. PYRAMID PILE CURE If You Suffer, You Can Be Cured. Cost's Nothing to Try. If you think that you must be opera- ted upon to be cured of piles, you are excruciating severity--worse no doubt than yours--have beén cured painless ly, quickly and permanently, while the patient has been at his work without the loss of time necessitated by an operation. In fact, many a sufferer has not been able to reach his work or even move across the room until af- ter using the home remedy prepared by the Pyramid Drug Co @| THE PEOPLE CONDENSED ADVERTISING| - RATES wrong. -Thousands of vases of piles of | First Insertion, FIRST-CLASS Steady work, ~ood nev new shops, latest machinery. Apply to W. J. Campbell & overcoats pressed and 1 HE weekly Branches theoukhont | HPISISVISISIIVIIIIIPE Canada and United States. Help positions, = Catalogue free | 100 CARS Nu. 1 and NO. 3 TIMOTHY Toronto. secure Moler Spadina HELP WANTED-FEMALE. SITUATION AS GENERAL SERVANT Jawa, Apply Bex 100 Whig office ply Box 62, Whig office. WANTED. ~~ 0 WANTED---GENERAL. lc. a word. Each s--n------------ on therafter jo. ¥ 3 > ) 1 = QUAMITIED TEACHER, FOR 8S. S ™o word. - Minimum y o., 8, Denbigh, A. and A. A y sertion. 2c. gating ealary. to a BY 1nh, Vekve| cook reas., Veanachar, P. O., Ont. - - HELP WANTED--MALE. eh et er BOILERMAKERS . Apply A Canadian Insurance Co. Wants a General Sons, Ottawa. Far Ottawa district, who can work guaranteed to pl Prices b TWO SBECOND-HAND CREA right. Galloway, the Pl atlor, 181 Write personal business aud secure ators, in "ood REAM Drak strct. pia" Horie of content bers $1 SF eomeand 'e C . Apply to Inspector, P.O. Box 78, 183 © street. MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE, Montreal. from Toronto. Hay, shipment, December and Janu- ary. Quote lowest price on cars your station for each quality. W. H. Ont. House can parties if wi MONEY AND BUSINESS. MAN THOROUGHLY COMPET-|OUR POLICIES COVER MORE OR | == em eh rd coatiin aT building and contents than any other | CONTENTS OF NEWLY FURNISH work, nosition as superintendent. Ap- Sompany oO Examine at house, centrally Godwin's Insurance egy ot Square. TO-LET. LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE Fire Insurance Com y _ Avaliable No Mors Piles! One Box Cured--Oaly 50 Cts} Such was the condition oi an Indiana business man, as shown in a recent let- recommend you highly in this vicinity. Have used your sample and one box and it has effected £ complete cure. It hus been worth $100 to me. 1 hanking you for the sample and the cure | will recommwud you to every. body. Yours respectfully, Julius Ma- yer, dealer in feathers, ginseng and hides, Bedford, Ind." 'Ihe Pyramid Pile Cure can be used at home in the privacy of your own room. There is enough strength in each little suppository to drive out infection, while at the same time it melts away into the deadened tissues of the. rec tum, heals up the fissures, relieves the inflammation, starts the circulation of the hemorrhoidal veins, diminishes the congestion and brings the ergans back to their normal condition, We want to prove to every sufferer from piles that the Pyramid Pile Cure will cure. This treatment is prepared exclisively by the Pyramid Pile Drug Co., which is sufficient evidence of its genuineness. However, we do not ask vou to depend upon the reliability of our name or the bona fide testimonials oi the hundreds of cured pile sufferers. Send us your name and address for a free trial package Use it according to directions. The relief you will get will justify your going at once to the druggist for a 50c. box. All druggists sel the Pyramid Pile Cure, just like the sample. Accept no' substitute. Pyramid Drug Co., 76 Pyramid Bldg., Date Cancelled. The Vitagraph company, booked for the Grand on Friday and Saturday, is canc so the house will be dark for 'two nights On December 23rd, Mrs. Be njamim Reed, an old lady, whilst on a visit | to her daughter, Mrs. S. Clarke, Thur low, had the misfortune to fall and break her hip. This, owing to her ad vanced age. had the effect of causing death, which occurred Tuesday. Deceas- | ed, whose maiden name was Miss Mary Ashley. was born in Thurlow town<hip ecighty-three years ago. -- er period, and up-to-date residences in the city. | POWER & SON, ARCHITECT, ER- location unsurpassed. Fnquire at 90 Barrie street. STORAGE the constructed brick house, 11 rooms modern improvements, fromts north G. W. BELL, near BApUS church Poteet BOARD AND ROOMS. pope 1 JA omen el month, may sell. J. OMS ) Bret, Tooth any White | ROOMS AND BOARD, DOUBLE AND SI ---- ,_, ------ ---- --_--- __--. ---- cet ora HBL PS, 00. 2 The Paragraph Pulpit Jesus, The Rationalist, Jesus was a rationalist, a believer in * 2 2 sony ¥ ption, a i Everything in Sight to Be Muni- | Agnes, in July last, returned yester- | of Seasonal pertuption, cipalized--Gardens in the | day from the preliminary hearing, in} convictions. He was no passive Suburbs--Work to Be Carried which the jury indicted Bridant for copter ol the 'traditional old. murder, Mrs, Villard gave her story } Soman on the Mount was largely a 0 : to a Whig representative this morning. {oo ntrast between tradition, as he had Jan. 10.--The indépendent | She said that there had been many |p oived it, and truth, as he . of which James Keir | accounts' published lately by Toronto | guived it. He dared to trust his 4 Hardie is the leading spirit, hus is. | papers, but that none were correct in- 3 i own next LABOR MANIFESTO IN REGARD TO THE LONDON h : COUNCIL ELECTIONS. | Mm E., Ylasd. the motheriuiaw on By Day Labor. London, of the public supply of milk,electricity | cd her death, The couple had been authorizing the council to | married nearly four years, and said mines and to control the | Mrs. Villard, they had but one child, police, hospitals, und eonl, buy coal docks, slaughter includine all wavs, whether surface or underground, tramways empowers th in the suburbs around London and to out, ntr; We are receiving a lot of orders for A dl ogg size coal for furnaces. Swift's fon Sunday. The case is expected to thing goes right vards, FOR FURNITURB, ETC. Stearns Buildine, 260 Kine houses and transportation, | Villards on Place 1)'Armes street. Bri- DWELLINGS, OFFICES, 8 2s assots $A1.187,215. In addition to | THE PROPERTY, ete., at McCann's. or Brock TORES. which the policy hal have for Ship of . . security the unlimited liability of all and Willlam Duff, holders. Farm and city pro- 21 and , in STORAGE © SPACE FOR FURNI perty Tnsured at lowest possible containing about ture, W. G, Frost, 209 Queen Fates. Before renewing old or giving farms will be sol street. new husiness get rates from Strange & Stran~e. Apents. HOUSE, 86 BARRIE ST., FROM FEB ARCHITECTS terms, ete. 1st, to May 1st. with option of long. : Walkem. Salleitor. FOR SALE. TO BUY GOOD HOUSE, FOR $2,000 | DIAMOND VALE STOCK ; Address Dox 98, Whig ofiice. offers, to Box 161 Rs Oe COWS. APPLY TO H. 3 « 64 Charles street. AEE. BILLIARD TABLE, CA NEW tet tdtt tee York make ; + AMERICAN ENCYCLOPEDIA, sixteon volumes, at special Agent at Ottawa a Tusa. . Apoiy MEDICAL PRACTICE, WORTH § 500 , in thrivi OR a . M. Macintosh, strost, Toronto. «5 Jwyer Co., Limited, Trust Building, CONTHNTS OF. NEWLY FURNISHED Wher leaving city, will sell cheap for cash. ished, Apply Box "4." ED whet leaving citv will scll cheap for cash, " House can be _rented by parties if wished, Apply 'Box "'G." o Sesizable or . Whig . ofc. y IN THE TOWN. Wilton brie the Fra Contumion: separately & ber D, J. Hay, " One of the most compl chant's Bank ByiMing, corner Brock a Wellington streets, 'Phone, 31%. HENRY P. SMITH, ARCHITECT, etc. Anchor Building, Market Square, "Phone, 845. occupied bv ter : iw . St. and dry. McCann, B51 WOO! "Received your sample of Pile Cure Brock street. . WM. NEWLANDS., ARCHITECT, OF PRL SNaD oR Sg. PF. SPARRS, and have given it a fair trial and it fice, second floor over Mahood's Drug Wellington and William streets. has proven the best I ever tried. 1 can | FIRST CLASS SITUATED, ANI store, corner Princess and Bagot streets. Entrance on Bagot street. " "Phone, Sof. . DR treet Westy single, 98 Barrie street. GOES ON SUNDAY Té Give Evidence Against Edward, Hridant. on charge, in Toronto, for the murder of his wife, the sued a manifesto in connection with | psmuch as fiction had been added to indgment aud Ao the London: county council elections. | all accounts. Mrs. Bridant was twen- the accepted The programme may be roughly de- | ty-three years of age when she died, : 10 the scribed a scheme to municipalize | and told her mother on her deathbed truth aceordi cvervihing, and includes the endow- | that her husband had foreed her to o istianity of the council with the control | take the pills which undoubtedly caus- lgistianity is : ' ah < ture, markets, |, uirl, who is now living with the the metropolitan rail- | gant is said to have had a particular aversion to children, and the childs and omnibuses. It further | randmother tells of the father's cruel- | was beautifully dressed. council to build gardens | (v1 the little girl and the wife. The | a theatre at a matinee with 5 woman = d father wduld come home and force his } friend and handed her seat checks: to © itselt, all work now dene | ie o de ll manner of work for | an usher. As she swishod and frou © tors. The programme also | opich she wis physically 'unfit, and in | froved down the aisle she appeared a % provides for the institution of forty on instance was known to chop the personification pf all that is exemisite. hours' labor weekly, all work: | 54's fingord to the hone with a lit- | The usher, the beauty and the friend 2 men to receive 4 minimmn wage of tle pocket knife, on lithe or no pro- arrived at the fourth row from the £ thirty shillings. voontion. footlights. The beauty spoke : ¥ h . The accused is an ex-batteryman and "Is them seats ourn ?' she demand: 2 Headaches And Neuralgia From |. "f und euilty, last spring, of Jed shrilly. : : Colds. burglarizing ~ the Rathbun company, T ssher did not winds. He bowed - Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world | and the R. M. C. store houses. thrice as low as before. : > i and grip remedy removes The prisoner, in bis evidence, at the "Them seats A€ y urn," said he. Cull tor full name. Look for | preliminary hearing of last Monday, m---- - { signature E. W. Grove, 2Be. said that he did not know that his | Some people are worring themselves g wife was using drugs. » Mrs, Villard will leave for Toronto, | With any old come up on Monday morning. ton coal. ALS LLAAAAARALALS SOLALAMMALALALAAAGALARAALLLLAALOALALAAAS dadsdess FIG IIPV IPI I PIPPI VIP ITI IVI PPI ITIP III II III III II VIII III IIIS JANUARY-FEBRUARY INVENTORY SALE We take stock at the we wish to clear out a bargains offered :-- Men's Box Calf Boots, Men's Box Call Boots, Men's Box Calf Boots, One small lot of Men's Men's House Slippers Women's High Grade High Laced Shoes, sizes 2}, 3 and & £4. Sale price Women's Vici Kid Bl Women's Viei Kid Blucher Laced Boots, regular $3.50, for .......cociiinn viniinin sin We just purchased a job lot of 237 pairs of Women's Box Cali High Laced Shoes, & 54, would regularly These are only a few of the many bargains offered. bargain tables, ucher Laced Boots, regular & end of February, and as DOLLARS. ARE EASIER COUNTED THAN SHOES, lot of broken sizes--odd pairs ete. Below we give you small list of many some Eagle and Sovereign, regular price, $5, Sale price ...... iin. 8.3 regular price $4.50 regular price $4 ; Patent Boots, price $3.50, $4 and $5 .. 5c. for 60c,, §1 for Rie, $31.50 for ... regular prices sell for 81.75. Our sale price ........io.coe PERRIN UTR We invite you to come and look over our 20854566 VGFIFIIVIOSISIVIVIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIISIIIIIIIS pe Abernethy's Shoe Store. prlbbAdbiddddOdAddddddd een ees | DR, McCARTHY, OFFICE LATELY Mot- treal and Brock a a confessor of old. He was no apo prophets, but : to Himself. Modern 2 asked upon the reason ing of the man Jesus, and the brave { utterance of his rational findings. Address Mr. Casson for free litera ¥ Equal To The Occasion. s She was a beautiful woman and she She entered % heat and cook Every. with Bwift's Seran- 3 to death trying : | «i 10S ASSEACALELEE008LREEHEEL040480400400004040040044048 bmp at Swift's for a clean crackling JAMES McPARLAND, ____ RIGNEY & HICKEY. teen) 3 fire. | & ad SOLA LASALSIOASLAANSAASASSIASSADSD Shred a a Th i fee * fepsOOL goes © oe b VOUT TOI IE PIIIOV v dv PIVIIIVvIVVYYYYYIYIYYYY POPS T VOUT IO IOP IS SIIPIIIVIVIVIITITIVVITYTITYY a Sn BY x $