, ., Scott's Liniment or external use, it~ is superior for ses, han Caakor, Suralela, lay AL Strains, Chilblains, oe and Frost Bites. Large bottle, 25 cents. Excellent Hair Restorer aiid Scalp Cleanser 1 le at your drugcist, . rT procired at James a Leod's. Co., and Chelme- White Liniment N.B., r. Seott' 8 pr's.. St. Joha, i. Mass. ur Bargains cin YW ines - Gentlemen's Racoon Coats entlemen's Fur-Lined Coats Ladies' Racoon Coats Children's Fur Coats MAN. IN [OUR STORE. QUALITY THE BEST. W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER -80 Brock St. Phone 700 rand Uion Kotel Rooms From $1.00 Per Day Up Optical Work Carefully Executed Spectacles and Eyvecrlasses rroperly fitted. New and mountines. Eyes carefully examined. SMITH BROS. Jewelers and Opticians up-to-date 350 King, Street Issuers of Marfidge. J GW WATCH FOR OUR ANNOUNGEMENT OF Nhitewear dale NEXT WEEK -------- The swellest range' ever shown in King- ston will be found at this store, > -- EWMAN & SHAW ee c------ ¥ --aal Value Sale. : § 816; $96 suits $30. Made trimmed in the regular wav. In- tion invited. Crawford "& Walsh. ---- Pays to buy tooth brushes at Son's Red Cross ge They tr so lone, | ipa sigre, "Few Know How Useful it . isin' Health and Diarrhoea =o: mig THE VALUE OF CHARCO resin. Beauty, Costs Nothing To Try * Nearly knows To char coal is ER "most efficient disinfectant fow realize its'walue when taken intq the human system for the same cleans. ing you take of it the Weiter; it is not a drug at all, but simply absorbs the ases impurities always present the stomach and intestines and car- pics them out of the system, C sweetens the breath after oa king or eating 'other' odoroys tables, Charcoal effectually en im- smok: after ' proves the complexion, it whitens the teeth and further acts as a natural and eminently safe cathartic. It absprbs the injurious 'gases which collect in the stomach and bowels; it disinfects the mouth and throat from the poison of catarrh. All "druggists sell chareoal powdered 'Willow charcoal, harmless antiseptics in tablet sant tasting lozenges, the charcoal be- ing mixed with honey. The daily 'use'of these lozenges will ¥oon . tell in a much improved condi- tion of the general health, better com- lexicon, sweeter continued use, but, on the contrary, great benefit. A Buffalo. physician, in speaking of the benefits of charcoal, says: "I ad- vise | Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to all patients Sfoing from gas in stomach and 'bowels, and to clear the complex- fon and purify the breath, mouth and liver is throat; I also believe the greatly benefited. by the daily use o them; they cost but twenty-five tents a box at drug stores, and although in some sense a patent preparation, yet I believe 'in nhture, but purpose, el i¥ a remedy that the more in one form. or another, but probably the best charcoal and the most for the money is in Stuart's Charcoal Lozen- ges; they are composed of the finest and other form or rather in the form of large, plea- breath and purer blood, and the beauty of it is, that Bo possible harm can result from their 1 get more and better thareoal in Stuart's Charcoal Lezen- Following 'a itlish agreement made long "id agements were thought , Miss Kathieen Harty had the Beri of announcing Miss Gertrude MeParland's SHgugenent, and she did it buy cleverly. A number of the dos en and girl friends of the hero- ine were asked to supper, after 'Mr. Hopkinson," on Wednesday night, gnd when all had assembled, Mr. Fred. McParland, Miss Gertrude's brother, rose and told them that they had been brought "there under false pretences, and then made the happy announce ment, which came as the most entire surprise, A deluge of good wishes fol- lowed ta the happy cause of all. the excitement, Those present were Mr. and Hes. «James McParland, Mr. @nd Mrs. J. J. Harty, Miss Beatrice Tan- dv, Miss Bessie Gordon, Miss Frances. Sullivan, Miss Constance Tandy, Miss Vail Brownfield, Miss Loretta Swift, Mr, James Swift, Mr. Karl Mr. Halloway Waddell, and Mr. W. Harty. The charming little hostess came in, for many congratulations for the delightful way in which she had managed the affair. | The happy wan, who is . going to carry off one of Kingston's prettiest. girls is Lieut.- Col. Edward G. Kenny, scn of the Hon, Thomas Kenny, and grandsan of the late Sir Edward and Lady Kenny of Halifax, Nova Scotia. given by Mrs. on Whig The euchre ny Fraser, Union street, was a great success, all the guests feeling in the humour for ls and enjoying themselves heartily. There were fifty-four invitations, unfortunate ones, laid low with ' Ia erippe, were unable _to he present. The hostess was assisted by the Miss- but a few "Mrs 1 foes Abbott, Mes, ] Tandy, Miss' Ma Tandy, { vs, Harry Tandy, obs Macaulay, Miss ~ Mabel vd MN Lorraine Dalton. .e0 0» - To set at rest a little misunder- standing that seems to be current in pote quarters Seguriing the igs icy concerning might" be well o oo mr a) ny & s ay Sutiished only' with the consent of the people most nearly concerned. No matter how much an affair of this kind may Le talked of, nor how long it may be known, no announcement is made of the fact till authorization comes. Of this rule does not apply to notices of en- gagements which have bgen sent to foronto dnd Montreal papers. Several tines the Whig has been requested not publish a Kingston enga; oi has not done so, and then Tan found | that it has appenred in one of the metropolitan dailies. It has then been copied by us. ea With the Badminton and bridge tourngments, this afternoon, the ar- mouries will be a scene of social ac tivity, J - - - Charles. Gildersleeve, King has been in Belleville this week. Mrs, J. Poyntz French is safely set- tled in Barracks, in Winnipeg, and on New Year's day received with the wife of one of the senior officers. «3 * ® Miss Gwendolyn Hall, of Peterboro, will be with Mss. Francis Rogers, Gore street, for some of the coming festivities, Mars, street, Mrs. Fane Sewell will be down from Toronto, next Tuesday, to pay Mr. Sewell a little visit. Mr. Wills Jamieson is in town, amd is staying with Mr. P. G. Campbell, Stuart street. Mr. J. Hora is down from his sur- vey for a few days, and is staying with his people. es Fraser. The first prize for the 4ad- | Mrs, ' A. Hobrecker, of "Charlotten: flies was won by Mrs. R. Uglow, 'and | heim," Halifax, N.S., is visiting her was a beautiful painted china plate. | daughter, Mrs. Alexander Laird, John- The second prize, a bronze ornament, | son street. Mrs. Hobrecker has been went to Mrs. S. Kilpatrick. Mr. Joha | with her son, Mr. Otto Hobrecker, in McKay and Mr. Herrington of Otta-{ Montreel, for the pmst wedk, and will wa were the prize-winners for thefbe in Kingston for two or ' three Jes thah & in any of the ordinary char: | en (he former his a silver stud ; Weeks. coal tablets." box, the latter a pieture of a hunting ARE ees Send your 'name afid address to- day coene. Mrs. Fraser did not receive yes. Miss Mabel Duy has gone to Mount for a free trial package and sce for terday, but will be at home on Fri- | Forest, to visit Mrs. Donald Macdon- yourself. F. A, Stuart Co., 56 Stuart dav, January 18th, for the last time! ald, (nee) Dingman. ~ She will also building, Marshall, Mich, before she sails, with Captain Fraser {Pend some time with her brother, A. eed a ar iiinre: | for Ah OME. ConA Thee Torre Sion J Etuoat Day, Meh.. Walkerton (> ATthtesteersctrsnttees Encland on © the 23rd of the month, Mrs, J B. Blanchard, Napanee, Is + and will be gone four months. Tt will still with her daughter, Mrs. F. W. not be very wrong to say that Oates he hus been very ll. a muel v RY 4 188 nnié Cotter is spending e CALL FOR Rl ova to tem 2" "00 Leck" vith migtive in Napanee: Nothing to beat it! Old and well matured on fresh sherry casks. Try it! PROMINENT PEOPLE, Testify to the Efficacy of the New Scientific Dandruff Treatment. A. E. Lanier, Denver, says : Herpi- cide has made' my hair grow rapidly.' Mrs. A. Guerin, Great Falls, Mont., says: "I find He rpicide an excellent dandruff cure." H. Greenland, Portland, Ore., says : "Newbro's Herpicide stopped my hair's falling out." J. D. Israel, Norton, Wash., says: " 'Herpicide has completely cured my dandruff." Charles Brown, President First Na- tional Bank, Vancouver, Wash. says : "*Herpieide is noted for keeping the scalp clean." Insist upon the genuine. Sold by leading = druggists. Send 10e. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide o., De roi, Mich. Two sizes, 50c. and $1. G. W. Mahood, special agent. Rares and "Mothérs' Treasure oigafest regulator for bab reels colic and vomifing-- gives heal heal thiul rest ~cures diarrhoea wi without the harmful effects of medicines containi¥g' opinm or other injuriops drugs. - Az 25¢. tfrugatores. Cures - Sian * Try a Pound of Myers' sows-uaon Sausages For 'Sunday's Brooklast, 60 Brock St. Books at Half Price Bibles at Half Price. 4 Prayer Books at Half Price, at McAULEY'S BOOK STORE Huy now and save one half your money. to the Public for their very liberal patronage during the last month. Yours Respectfully CT. McAULEY. : * 3 *® 3 the young peoples' vid ties. Mr. and Mrs. W. 2 3 ® » 3 3 * very 8 for whom the WEF E ICES Ee i | cheon- on Tuesday. * * =: The Whig hall was youthful brightness and habpine S88, Wednesday night, when Mrs, ' Pierre Hughes gave a er party in honour of her son's Christmas festivi- J. Mcleod, Miss Cline from Cornwall, ughes' visitor hel her, and afew of the recent i hy Miss Nora Gordon, Miss Brownfield, and Miss Lillian Kent; were great aids. And. of cose Mr, Hughes, always genial and thoughtful, his part deserves a separate was also highly satisfactory. was a cosy sitting-out corner arrang- ed with rugs and cushions, at the head of the stairs, and this spot was attractive. Besides the notsouts, party was given. there were a few just a wee bit Jounger than those to society's brink. : ¢ se At the little. bridge partv given hy Mrs. W. St. Pierre Hughes, King street, on Tuesday, for her visitor, Miss (line, there were three tables in play, Miss Tettice Tandy and Mr. George Smythe winning the prizes. - - * * The Thimble Club entertained a num- ber of their _ friends at a progressive cuchre party, which was held at Mrs. R. Reynolds, Ison street, Tuesday evening. Great enthusiasm, was shown ove: the games which resulted in Miss G. Sleeth and Mr. F. Atkins winning first prises, and Miss N. Sleeth, the booby prize for the ladies. Mr. P. Burns and Mr. G. Coffey hhd to play off for the gentleman's booby prize, Mr. Coffey winning it. After supper, dancing was indulged in for a couple of hours, music being supplied by Kingston's best private orthestra, a unique part of which was the pretty bell ace igial met played by one of its cle bers, ~~ * . » The marriage of Mr. Ernest Rolph and Miss Alice Haney took place on Thursday in St. Aucustine's church, Toronto. Rev. Alired Plummer offici- ating. The bride wore a dark blue travelling dress, and only the immedi- ate family were' present at the cere- mony. Mr. and Mrs, Rolph left by the 945 train en route for Eovnt, sail ing on Saturday, by the Canopia. - There was a jolly itt luncheon at the Country Club yesterday, in honour of Miss Frances Campbell. The others present were Miss Beatrice Tandy. Miss « Marion Redden, Miss Mabel Brownfield, Miss Frances Sullivan, Miss Bessie Gordon. Miss Bessie Smythe, Miss Annie Hitchcock, Miss Kathleon Harty. Miss Loretta Swift, Miss Marion Calvin, Miss Florence Cunningham, and - Miss Constance Tandy. » . a * On Thursday evening, Dr. J. C. Connell, dean of Oueen's medical fa- culty, entertained the members of the medical banquet committee at dinner. Covers were Jaid for twelve, . ve At the Tittle tea given. on Wednes- day. by Mrs, George Bateman. Syden- ham street. her niece. Mise Marion Brandon _ played beautifully. She has both technical apility and true musi- cal taste. - - » . Frederick. Norton-Tavlor's lun- was avery bright one, covers heing laid for twelve. - - . - Wise Martha Smith's tea, on Tues- , was for Miss Alice Kemp. of Toronto, and was most pleasant. The the scene of sixteenth birthday, and alse as a round up jor | He nry Baker, and Mrs, nates into society, Porathy There |. Mrs. who have just stepped up | in Napanee, = sce » Mrs. George Mahood will receive cn January 18th; and on each first, see- ond anl third Friday of succeeding months | Miss Howry of Goderich, and Me. of Niagara, are the guests of Mrs_ John Baker, Alwington Avenue, se so» Mr. Clement Harrington, of Oita: wa, who has heen visiting with Mrs. W, Hobart Dyde, University. avense, returned to the capital to-day. Mr. and Mrs, L. L. Henderson, Ra- J £Ot 'street, will leave on Tuesday next for a visit to London friends, para- graph. The floor was perfect, and . : Mrs. Merry's music likewise. The sup- Lieut, -Cal. E.G . Kenny, of Halifax, per supplied by. Mr, T. X. Rogers, is staying in own. and Thursday, for Nordheimer, cent. Major Burstall, Miss Nordheimer left on Toronto, with Mr. Roy who is now a convales who has successful ly passed his examinations in Eng- land, is coming out to Canada,and will spend two months here. « = Mr. Harry Dupuy, Jr.,, who, has spent his two vears with the Bank of Montreal, in his father's agency, in Amherst, N.S., has heen promoted to Chatham, Ont. He passed through here the other day. and his aunt, Miss Dupuy, had a glimpse of him. The Amherst young people regret his de parture very .much. YANKEE ROGERS WON Perrelli in Falls, Montreal, Jan. 12.--Yankee Rogers won from Perrglli, in straight falls, at Sohmer Park, last night, in 44.40 and 24.03 minutes respectively. Both men showed imbroved form, and guve au good exhibition of catch-as-catch- -can, especially so in the second round, the end of which showed both with marks of the fray, although no undue rough- ness was indulged in. Rogers was 'twenty pounds the heavier, and this worked to the loser's disadvantage. The first round was won = by Rogers with a scissors hold and half Nelson, although he was kept busy covery minute. In the second bout Rogers uged the same bold to ad- vantage, but varied it more with a leg half Nelson, a hold not commonly seen here. With his feet about Per- relli's neck he forced the Italian over in somersaults, leaving him in a bad way. It was this that brought on the second fall, a hammer-lock completing the trick. Lundin and Rogers are on for next weck at mixed sty,es. ! From Straight Dramatic Club Dissatisfied. Montreal, 'Jan.. 12--The Aubrey Dramatic Club is so dissatisfied with the decision of the judges in selecting the University Dramatic Club for the governor-penaral's contest, at Ottawa, that a member has been sent to com- fain about the matter to his exoel- me who is giving the prize. It is claimed that it was announced ut the time of the local competition that the Aub organization was equal with the Uiiversity Club. in other re spects it is clyimed the matter was unfairly passed upon. : Died At Syracuse. W. Hobbs, who for many years was driver of the Sydenham stage, receiv- ed word, late Friday afternoon, of the death, at Syracuse, N Xr of Mrs. Hohbe, wile of his brother, Hobbs. Deceased passed away ht 3. sudden- ly. . Nr. Hobbs, accompanied by his wife, loft Kingston, this niorning,. lor Syracuse. B0c. tape girdle corsets, 35¢c. Should- er braces, 50c. New York Dress Re- form, in gil \ The: evening train means t continuance of bringing the la the harbor on = the bay, terdmy, ode to take off her skates, got one foot into the water Tyner wher a lamp on the chine of the machine and the stairway, down stairs. T 1 Mrs. A. E. Wilson, two weeks' Wisit in Otiywa. ville. « Mrs. J. PF, over'ng 'in honor of Mra. Wi Richmond, Que. C. retumed after a two. weeks' Owen Sound. Superior, it is a mw the utmost importance, the kets should be proportiona creased, As a means to this ficiently to permit the passage the canal of any vessel w Marie. Livingston s suit sale will much longery' take advantag J. J. Behan and D. Brani this afternoon for only after a deputation went to Ot- via Deseronto by boat in summer and The Tailor, stare. in winter. Now -that the tract has been' taken away irom the tdams, of Deseronto, the and afternoon steamer be: narrow escape from the icy waters of skating yes- She had skated to the wharf's a -- sewing at the my # vdad off its seat from the Ba ear i vestendav for a Mes: W. T- Ross have retushted frown awthorpe Cottage" ent@rtained last F. Hepburn ---------- DEEPEN WELLAND CANAL. of transportation to the eastern mar- tion suggests that the WeHand canal should be enlarged and decpened suf pass through the locks at Sault Ste. Ottawa, to attend the funeral of the Ia.. Mrs. VP. 26004 SALLLLAAALAALAALAAALAAALLASLL440004000000000000004. Ea eeeeveeee Toronto, want a few ambitious men to learn to write advertisements qualjFIED TEACHER. FOR A S. Cm . i » Oo o v 2) % : --. ee hi They cap earn SA yer Welk. Wee ) + wtaaiiue lary, od B, Irish, Stty.] TWO SECOND-HAND ok SEPAD. o-day. mail fo mmintain an service. This 'amounts to sabout £900 SPRING. SUITS TO MAKE. GENTLE. wen, bring your own cloth and get a for NS. , Lo ro. r cheap up-to-date suit wade. Style, 1907, BF rileulars, vy to W. he dis price and finish 'guaranteed. Pressing 3: Naber SeC.-Treas., hiv. Lake, te mails and repairing done well. Galloway, ro. trom' Parga 181 Broek street. 100 CARS Mu sug $03 TINOTEY a . ) 8 OTHY hv ub MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. 100_CARS. Nu ASL U03 TIaTH eight _kraduates earn $10 ary hed Five pesbar ul usual to 318" week hr for sath Guality. We I. Canada and United States. Help Pever B: Corr Limited, Sahel wT CONTENTS © NEWLY hpuse nth leaving city, wil TO-LET. MONEY AND BUSINESS. DWELLINGS, OFFICES, STORES, ete., at McCann's, 51 Brock street. NE able cheese when she to her tm A em---------------- LICIES COVER MORE ON haa OUR PO! CIE Walkom, Solleitor, t Loge wT T 3 rite corvprn HELP WANTED-FEMALE, 8 a Be. ter's Nar- ES A RELIABLE SERVANT. RO WASH- DIAN Ee et . 3 S 3 OND VALE OCK. ARERESS ow Escaps--A Lamp Accident. | first insertion, lc. a w Each cone rot ata ovrs, Felix Shaw, offers, to Hox 161 Renfro Ont. Yickon, Jan. 11. =0fficial announce; wtutivy Miplain *a charge tu oy Ty has been received by H. B. sertion. A COMPETENT AND THOROUGHLY | TWO COWS APPLY 70 H. BAB A he 3 ol le young wirl or middlesged Ww. cock, 64 Charles street. : Beisel, Rois sod c jr ty HELP Ww IGN ONE I Cone A abana EE 3 'oulter, ANTED--MALE. a 0 3% j , to the effect he FoR ip ck 24 Frontena¢ St. FINE SAK XK ROLL ; good we" ¥ needed il to | NEWS ROOM FOREMAN AND MONO. J h Proton to 'be : Er due operator. Must be cxuetianced. Ww. ox a0, Whit wee 4 tw \ io he Tt id the aor Journal. St Thouies, Ont. TO BUY GOOD HOUSE. FOR $2,000 Cw 1st. ny have pro- - _-- 'Address Whig office. rT ch and afternoon SALESMEN INTRODUCING ANTE Jox 38, Wie P, breve wi w hating, $ servicn on the Fine, 80 that Picton is Ta Ts -- eri, TO WBUY gn EN / "The board of bave had this atories, Providence, R. I. sud price. Apply jor 'matter in hand Rpe Past year and | PAGE DAVIS CO. 15 TORONTO ST. a = ators, in , also a _sumber Treus., Ae Tp Ont. o ro fe a ; A LEGALLY QUALIFIED TEACHER. Clarence street. FURNISHED Ow: well cheap for cash, : v be secure tions. Dowie logue free, H oa tween the two [owns wy be taken Noles a Colt ply hot ttawa, Ont, House, San rented *Y desirable 3 off. That remains for the coming Spadine Toronto A . BE OR Box lihed, ot Whi Mice. mon! h demonstingte. At t BOOK-KEEPER WANTED, MALE 0 summer to trate. Presen TT ---- , female, thorowshly competent. A oT WhaTole, : the fact of an évening train presents 4 SITUATIONS-WANTED. matheinatical and Euclish education: THE Jani WN THB plensgnt anticipation and puts Picton | py" MAN THOROUGHLY COMPET- Nuh, vewspater office axpitisncs ire ship of : vs, next thing te being "on"the main ent on stock and custom laundry fe h hitly > i ry Tent liek line," an hntintendont. AD-1 Pjeawer M., Intelligencer, Belleville,] 31 nk £3 Miss Rose Downing had a very eB BSE OF, We oe iain: Ontario pa Acres. & Stran~e. Avents. foll over he lamp STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, Q.. of the} SPIRIT OF UNTON. TAKEN IN CHARGE. John and William Peters Sent to House of Industry. John Peters, aged forty-eight, and William Peters, aged forty-five, broth Mr. ani A Seems to Be Growing Stronger in Kingston. The last of the Evangelical Allinnee meetings wus held lgst evening in Sve : Beringer, leapks, of of most helpfal and stimulating meet- | and sent to the asylum, spent last the name of its founder, natter of laymen of the churches interested had facilities John made a brave attempt at es a most friendly meeting at which. a cape. Constable "Craig is a big offie- large number of new members were ér, however, and when on the street, enrolled, and plans for the work of the | 0 officer picked John up and car vegr were outlined. The spirit of ried him to a street car. It was then ture, tely in- the peti- any R them at kice. Hor €all brought aid and as | IMMEDIATLY, SYDENHAM ST. HALL hy Sars, oo Bamise then at MEDICAL the ice was firm around, she jwas help- 1 door From Princess St. Apply to ot Square, ed out quite sgfely. J. ¥Y. Par . What ight have been a most seri | grip iG E SPACE FOR FURNI "Ie Raia LONDON aD Teitate a, eA YErion LATELY ous disguiet was narrowly averted the ect. W. a. Frost, 299 Queen snes $A1.187,915, addition * treal and Brook streets. Ma Rit - the residence of Dr. W. tre. ERT wat in th Mnlimited Liab: a * {ar COMMODIOUS "FAIRLAWN. 194 Fhe Hem ind Sd eet weet | DR 1 i DR. Gantcobs, we J fre firs sowihg Abnach = rou He. of _roums an. Ses 3 rates. Before menvwing old ori vine Wellington and no Williams wrets. single. rooms ow third floor. from PERSONALS. * ARCHITECTS. smashed to pieces in the hallway, he- in the, Stearns Bul i (200 ing a a wii AGED CAPITALIST, RICH ox and the ofl spreading over the | jig, Ginn, and ord. MeCunn, 81 | wi & SON, ARGCHITROR desires companionship floor. 'caught fire. Immedigte action -- ant's Ba Building, corner iia Wife, Rich - poor wr maker prevented a larger fire, and only a | HOUSE, 86 BARRIE ST. FROM FED, and Wellington streets. 'Phone, S13. Wiflarence. Box 435, large bummed portion of the carpet 1st, to May 1st, with option of long i was to shows for the sensational inci-, iod. One of the most Somplete HERRY P. SMITH, ARCH \ - dent. ny up-to-date résidences in the cit; Anchor Building, Market are: PROP CARL & ROLLIN "Baveide," the large brick location unsurpassed. Enquire at hone: 845. In e large brick residence arrie street. "oretel oinelox on 'Main street cast, owned by Judge WM NDWLANDS. ARCHITEOT. OF. For : hr he To. Clan CH. Widifisld, of Owen Sound has | FIRST CLASS SITUATED, AND fice, weoond floor ood's Drug been sold to J. C. Wilson, of Glenata. oder Improvements. rots: noms: | | Steels: eh i 'Bawrot street. Mr. and Mrs, Wallon will make ' this , anposite Sireet. R Radlway 'Phone, YOUR FUTURE their winter home, bot will not take naar Baptist Shureh. CT ARY o rave the the surat t up their residence there umtil A TaY VETERIN. . read w A fall. oT ro mil next | Breas, 196 ion" nerest woe, PR. ©. W. BELL VS. BAS RE ours Th do : Trenton will bri hockey t moved to his x Ci in year. Send Se. iver, ng a hockey team to BOARD AND ROOMS, street, just ah Yosh ons Shs envelope and birth mn Toe. town on Tuesday, for a game that | ROOMS AND BOARD, BLE AND Calls by pelaghon "oe fortune orth having. Alma : even'ng, iM the Arena, with the single, 98 Barrie Det promptly att to. Co. Chicago, Im. Juliar OHA. team. bo What has | nham Street Methodist church. Jers oft Alfred Petors, who some time Boge pid Not every Tl visit in {00 Jodgn's address on "Educy- Jago was found guilty of a serious of- or the hint 'Lord, feardt tion," was one of the hest of a series [fense, and who was adjudged insane that a WILL of nF Fath " ins. The Pe of the Bupist, Cen night in hi oolls av the Jolie "ta fre which in in henven. x th visti TT regationa ethodist and Preshyter- | tion, and this morning they were Montreal Corn Exchange Makes x churches of this city came to- [set to the House of Industry, ilicue of Yhnt ro rlgdons rely Recommendation, gether this week, in greater numbers For some time past many come and discipleship, all of Chris Ottawa, Jan. 12-A petition from | and showed a more fraternal spirit | plaints had reached the police about would be revolutionized in a year. the committee of management of the [than was manifested in years. Une I men going from door to door évery Christian would rake. the. 'do Montreal Corn Exc hange was laid on {feature of the congregations in the begging. John was arrested at hid ing "of the will of God" the ntial the. table of the House of Commons | different churches was the pumber of | home by Constable Craig, andé Wil- part of hin religion, instead of pre. on Thursday. It sets forth, that in presentative men who were in regular | liam was arrested on the street hy senting hetitions in nae of view of the rapid increase in the pro- | attendance. At the close of the ser- | Constable Filson. Both men protested Christ, iatinnite would be worthy dustion of grain in the provinces west | vice, last evening, the ministers and strongly when taken in charge, and of e ---------- Address Mr, Casson for re liters EE markets Saturday morning, union is growing stronger. useless for any objections, and the | * A Small Market. ¢ ---------------- bluecoat arrived at the police sta- ee was another small turnout on throug; i ti Il safe with his man. i aly hich oan | No Heaters Required. & on. all sule with Mi . owing to the storm. Ii you want to be comfortable while don't driving get one of our foot-mufis, lined the finest a eh : : The Trust and Guarantee company. woather, ns with fur. Slip your feet right in. No Limited. Toronto. has heen. ampointed | more prateble to oll ql not last | trouble. Gourdier's fur store. administrator of the estate of the | feathered e of it. 5 late Henry R. Inksater, of St. Cyth- | was a fair FR anity of « igan left A blaze at Taylor and Mulveney's |arines. Mr. Inkspter died- a short | butter offered on the crockery establishment af Hamilton, | time apo, leaving an estate consist- | and readily brought . Harty. ! did damage estimated at $35,000. mg principally of cash and insurgnee. ! high prices, | SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES TO-NIGHT Before taking stock we wish to clear out ull small lots of Shoes, such as broken sizes, . discontinued lines and etec., so to-night we have placed on Sale, one lot of Women's High SN Laced Shoes. These Shoes were regularly sold from $2.50 to $3.50, but as we wish to clear them out at once, we offer them TO-NIGHT only. . "SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW. We have a Bargain Table of Children's Felt House Slippers, sizes 4 25¢ to 10, regular 25¢. and 40c., TO-NIGHT only - - = « = = = = « « : . One lot of Men's Brown and Black Vici-Kid House Slippers, regular $1.00 $1.25 and $1.50, TO-NIGHT- - - - - =mislmwr at esde in > . a 1 . 3 hy Ne : i Abernethy's Shoe Store. - stsisssssensestssssassasessssse: $444 FIP IIVI SP PPI IP VIP III V IVI III III PII TIP III I IIIIIIIY turn out nowadays ex farmers tin Why ' wholesale. T! and some 1 d market the prevailing