5 + i Bi 2 en 3 'easily - displace * equal ' open market. A ; in wt. 1 mills of v ind slowly. Canadian ills of' the gods grind « che colored, at. lie. Kt ia stated that while the old: country J nese market is sirong, prices may ire. | t Axporitiotl Mot 'go as high as anticipated, bo |B! teac of ay rein. Ontatio Lontise Now Zealand is now quite a | high sc 3 mderstood, det setor in supplying the Pritish choeng | be int into the legislature this na) ¢ arrivals from New Zea- session. The scheme embodics the co- lon d in one week during February were operation oi the Shugteos of sountey | 9 low ee po gi department of agri- " i in T Iture. A grant is to be gven to 0148. | io tomks at chcms are light in Toron- | i sea that wil sigbibeh ae oo 20 |'0 5 : one of its classes a class in and likely to go higher. A ; 4, om, Or, nd in quel at 14jc., and agkisulture, a d will oA so 63 twins, Me Report - sa .: that He a itaral dep wr 'i as a member of i : he teaching . The trustees will to cost consumers quite high |¥ : el je ov ihely even should pin pres nt have to: Ie § Flot convenient to tical experi: 86 85 of present stocks prove to be | the sel a a little overdrawn. ' Matured chicese mente, ) ld Sho sip 115 97 [will be preferred before anything that '| ments i rar be made before May 1st. Winter. | the experi pot > 2 « ing | ished by e tal departmen § made cheese has been offered during ed by : rrr 1.66 Tohe pst week, but the quantity | of The Ontario gicul tial allege. | 62 58 [would have. no effect on the market. The ta Jeleted_ for ho susy : n ing. at the On- 1.1 "1 In his evidence before the agrieul- hae Akon iaatuhding " i in 6 Ho 1 Ruddiek tte at Dttawa, v '; A in other respects are po HA for the ams ow (Rebel common an | Se I 1 Bt © Lo 'R880 ucer paying more attention id is said, will not be less than nd ) ; ots 8 e inted out that |» vear. The teathers will devote' their ELE 88095 funder' the cerisus ot while the time exclusively to agricultural work. or to os be |Pxport of dairy produce was valued | lf their time is not monopoli at $20,000,000, the home consumption their rudittive high schools it is to 8 3 nssisti or, encour 108 45 61 86 absorbed roducts to the value of bow do do al and Rg study 148 90 Les $66,000,000. im the schools, Their services i i eral i= '#8 08 Me | Dr n Ryerson, the founder of ill also be wien Sthaotghout 9 80 the i of Ontario i in close touch a0 es "or school system 10, | country. They will keep in ou in the year 1870 wrote the following with the agricultural department, send 0 imine 0s "bi | 19, 0, omation" ar to bth new ' mn a and early alucation with the rg ion and the general : RE lation - his conditions in respect thereto. So . 4 tural youth leave the nobl- Produces Prices. his 5 98d 1 tof ments se the Kingston, March 2 --The prevailing os. & in eH ons; count hi 'in Kingston, are given as fol- .- : feltekaiipe ea for Petty | Orain--Onts, 37c.; wheat, 70¢. and LST and Hite ham id maw Et aria puekwhent, 0c; on "wn persons in ic offices and in ! > "68 ou 493 55 | habitants of cities and towns who | batley, 48c. to 66c.; . Tye, 50c.; peas, Coo Lhe no farms must for the most part | 75 cents. 106 81 199°00 {ring up. sons to other employ-{ Medt--Beef, carcase, $6 hes R630 1 18 5 90 |menis than that of agriculture; per. | ewt.; cuts, 10c. to 12¢. lh.; pork, sonal peculiarities and relations may | to 810 owt.; veal, by the quarter, Be. a» Wr J rome to the same course-in' regard | to 8c. Ib; cuts, 6c. to 100; by car- . . gome farmers' sons, and a divine | case, 5c. to Te. per pd; hogs, live : or 10 oe |, Caer e0 ude 0 6 ime oe =n Dye Works Proprietor Who. | HE Bh ma Porfects New Cleaning Process | bene 168 00 19035 5 a a R. M. Beach, proprietor of Parker's |largest in Canada. Some of the ass ma 843 Works, Ri ky has recently Syeutiss, particularly the Kingston { o a department to his lar es- | bravich, handle' an immense business, nn ne » M4 5 tablishment, which will be a 80 it will be seen that this large oon- : '1 a» ado , 9 es Sbpretiated by 'dhe business men of the | corn does not confine its operations 389 a1 488 54 195 07 vince, and the intridduction of | to Peterhoro and district alone. "The oe which stamps this concorn as the mist following is a list of the branches : 804 00 180 80 208 71 progressive in its line Kingston, Belloville, Lindsay, Port Ee ; x A new dry-cleaning process has | Hope, Millbrook, Bethany, Tweed, 4 3 been perfected by Mr. Peach after Stirling, Norwood, Lakefield, Ponty- : S01 18 148 80 |oxperimonts: cowering a period of | pool and Hastings. : months, and now his patrons will Few persons in this city have any ' mn 178 se be able to have their fine suits conception of the extent of the busi- 150 148 09 treated in a manner equal to . the | ness operations of this concern. best Parisian ocesp on very short | Recently Mr. Beach visited the 3%0 157 04 178 68 notice, 3 : Kingston branch, which is ably a a ASS R N "This new method of cleaning [courteously conducted by filliam #0100 8600 $35.94. | which' Mr. "Beach has perfected is de. | Kelly, ut 100 Brook street." Mr, Be an 000 00 espuciall . for fine suits, and |announced to his local nmnager thint, > 43, 80 3 So delicat bri which, at very small jas a result of the ictroduction of the | 308 08 n ou 118 Cxpefee can be made equal to new new Sleanin process, the out Standing ' ¢ re in appearance. ors were ctically finish- An =n 288% here has, in the past, been a lack | ed to date, and that! hereafter, orders #0» 10 97 |i this , and ladies and gentle [booked at "Parker's" 109° Brock Ee 196 41 {men with wearing apparel slight- | street, would be returned in from a ly 'soiled have been in a quandry as |week to ten days, and in strictly 945 09 838 14 | to what to.do with them: They were | first-class shape. A 131 a1 mom Liat a oh : "0 68 em | 01 60 Hie j eS oy 185 63 108 78 101 | 198 78 Mn. ean IR 3 Shae mts 220.08. 4 not suflisiontly worn to make it neces: J Mr. Booch, with "the assistance of estes 188 I to put then through a steam-| np-to-date appliances, ang his capablo Sa nn; hnir process, and there seemed to | and experiented staff, is determined to double the volume of his already ex- torisive hysness during 1907. The finést laundry in the Dominion of Canada is. also cohnected with the Kingston branch, and has a large order list here. . W. Kelly, also topresents J. J. Turner & Séns, Peterboro, manufac- turers of 'antl wholesale and retail desilers in mails, tute, flags, awnings, waterproof goods, camping goods and Jusistuuan's supplies. his firm 'has "Wor at rty-five years' experience many cases no alternative. With in * "Beach" process, however, all this changed, and 'no doubt those who have experienced the difficulty referred to in the past. will appreciate the on \terprite and research of Mr. Beach in ATURDAY, MARCH 2. | T8¢. pair; ducks, The. to §1.25 pair; all may select from the farm as well | weight, $8.50 cwt.; carcase, $8 to $9 horse car, in charge of two men, broke an arrangement churia of the \ cwt.; cuts, 1246. to 3c; lamb, 10c, 'to 15¢. Th. % ™ New laid, 30¢. to 38e, dozen; held eggs, 25c. to 28c.; butter, cream- | ery, 2c. to 30c.; farmers' butter, -in Flour and Feed.--Flour, bakers', strong, $2 to $2.10; farmers', $2.10 to $2.30; Hunga patent, $2.30 to $2.- 50; and rolled oats, $4.40to $4.30; cornmeal, $1.50 to $1.65; bran, $19 to #20 ton; shorts, $22 to $23 tom; ail $0 oo 5 hay: loose, $9 do 812; pressed, $12 to Sid, pe irae 212 1 0c. to Tle. | bushel; cabbage, Se. to 10c,; celery, Be.; parusips, 25c. peck; turnips, 8c, peck; heets, 20c. 'peck; onions, 35c. to Poultry and 'fish--Chickens, 50. to turkeys, $1.30 Po £1.60 each; wild ducks, 75¢. to 81 pair: salmon trout, i2te. Ib.; whitefish, 124c. Ib.; pike, 10e. 1b.; smelis, 20c.; Atlantic salmon, 30c. lb.; salt codfish, 7e. to 15¢.; hali- but, 20c. Ib.; fresh haddock, 10c.; bull." heads, 10c. Ib. red herring, 15ec.; trout Ie. Ib; perch, 30c. doz.; frogs' ngs, 40¢. Ib.; ciscoes, 15¢c. lb.; oysters, 40c. to 60c. qt.; bluefish, 15¢. Ib.; lake her- ring, 10c. 'Hides and skins Beef hides, No, 1 8c.; No. 2 and hulls, 7c.; sheep pelts, freshly taken off, 81 to $1.25; ealf skins, 10c. 1b.: dairy skins, SOc. each; rendered tallow, 5c. 1b.; bees, wax, No. 1, 26e. Ib; red fox, Ne.. 1, large, #4; mink, fine and dark, $3 to 87; ra- coon, Bc. to $2; according to beauty of same; skunk, 25¢. to 27c. PRESIDENT'S VIEW, Duty of Husbands and Wives in Home. Min E.. Hy Mervill of Syracuse, N. Y., president of 'the New York State Mothers' Ascembly, is in receipt of a letter irom President Roosewelt in which he defines the places of the\gth- er and mother in the home. The letter was written in response to ope ask- ing suggestions for the Council of Mothers recently held at Newburg, and the state convention to be held in the fall. The president says ; "For one of your topics how would it do to speak of the place of the father in the home? Now and then people forget that exactly as the mother must help the breadwinner by being a good housewife, so that fath- er in his turn if he is worth his salt must in every way back up the moth- er in helping to bring up the child- ren. "After all the prime duties are ele- mental and no amount of eultivation no amount of business force and sa- gacity will make the average man a good citizen unless that average mun 18 a good husband and father, and a faithful breadwinner, is tender and comsiderdte with his wife and both loving and wise (for to be loving and weak and foolish is utterly ruinous) in dealing with children, "I think it a crime for the woman to shirk her primary. duties, to shrink from being a good wife and mother. Of 'eourse the woman should have the same right as the men te train her mind, to better herself; and oceasion- ally a woman can, and ought to fol: low some special vocation in addition to (never in substitution for) her homo work. : "But just as the highest work for the normal man is work for his wife and children, so the highest work for the normal woman is the work of the home, where, Hoaven knows, the work is ample enough. : "But T also feel she can do the best outside interests and occupations in addition :and I most firmly believe that she cannot do her full duty by. her husband if she occupies a merely servile attitude toward him 'or sub- mits to ill-treatment, and that she is quite as bad a mother if weak and foolish as if hard and wnloving." ----iie Suit For Little Boy. A stylish model for a little boy's suit? which would be suitable for either linen or cloth material, is shown in the-mccompanying cut. The modél from which the sketch was taken was of dark. blue serge, with braid applied in military style, two widths of 'braid being "used, a flat braid of black mohair, three-quarters of an inch wide, and a narrower cord braid. The vest was of pique. ---------- That tired, languid feeling and dull ache is very dis, ble. Take two of Carter's Little Liver Pills be- fore retiring, and yop will 'find reliof. They never fail to do good. William Alderton, general car inspec tor of the Grand Trunk railway, who had four ribs broken and was other wise seriously. injured in the Guelph wreck, on Tuesday, is in a very criti- cal, condition. ? Two valuable stallions in a palace loose as the train was running west near Strathroy, Ont., vesterday, and fought until one fell dead. Both men a narrow escape with theif lives. Japanese offi and engineers have arrived in St. Petersburg to' discuss for . the junction in work in Her home if she has healthy |- _"Irresistibly' Delicious" : Is the Opinion Of All ? : Who Have Once Tasted ~ TEA . Black, Mixed, Natural 'Green. SEALED LEAD PACKETS ONLY. a2jc., 30c., 40c., 50c., and foc. per Ib. At all Grocers. i i a SLLLLLLLLELLHLICLLLLTIVIVIVIFIVIN FSF IHIIS . Orwell's Bankrupt Stock OF TOBACCO, CIGARS AND PIPES AT LESS THAN COST About thirt thousand 16 cmt Cigars :7ill be sold for 5 cents each, or $5 a hufdred, | Club House Speéial, The Duchess, The .iploma Grand, San Toy, Lord Craines,(Reekies, Craven Penetallas, McKinley, Lord Russel, Olymphia, Rothchil ds, La Premiads, - Lenicos, Lord Tennyson, . Grant, R. V. Maritana, 4 of any brand of other 10 cent Cigars for 25 cents. About 100 Fountian Pens cheap. A lot of Pocket Knives, Pocket Books and Razors, those goods can be had at JOHN ROUTHEY'S, 173 and 175 Prin- cess street, and 354 King street, Orwell's Old Stand. JOHN ROUTLEY i KINGSTON, ONT. . FRPP ER EERE PEERS YE NIUE VRIES E---- = eH Cs Ab hl .. ds: i Ls eI DURING LENT IF YOU WANT SOMETHING MORE , SUSTAINING THAN MEAT TRY Possesses the nour. ishing qualities: which supply' the necessary | muscle, energy, and vim to properly equip you for the most ex- ° acting work, * Biscuit for Breakfast and Triscuit for Luncheon All Grocers--13¢, a carton, or 2 for 25c. FIIFFIITVIVII BP RVIIIPR IFIP III TEAS , TO PUT ON So simple is dt to handle, any woman can decorate her own home with Alabastine. Write to-day for our book * Homes, Healthtul and Beautiful." It explains how Alabasting is the cheapest, most healthful and most luxurious wall- covering. z | ¥ Send ten cents for a copy of "Homes; Healthful and Beautiful." with many dainty, new ideas for the decoration of your home. Alabastine is sold by hardware and paint dealers everywhere -- : a § pound package for 50 cents. £0) Ask your dealer for tint card. 127 WILLOW STREET. PARIS. ONT. CLLLLLLLLLA0040L0RLLLLLLLL000000000008800008 Bird Cages JAPANNED, $1.00 BRASS, - $1.65 2 SIZES BREEDING CAGES, $1.50 & $2.00 McKelvey & Birch 69 and 71 Brock Street. FIFIVINNIINNNNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISIIRINIIIY Miller High Life The Champagne of Bottle BEER Try a bottle of HIGH LIFE Beer and compare it with any other brand; and the question of Superiority and Quality will be settled for all time. We use only the best materials money can buy. We haye spent fortunes to obtain, and are still spending large sums annually to maintain "PERFECT PURITY." HIGH LIFE BEER for sale at all first- 'and 'on din s and steamships EL000000 000000000 GIFIIIIIII III PIII IRI IRIE MR. Fr. BROOK! WIFE ane CH Pe-ru-na Should Be Every Househo Where There Are . Children. Peruana should be kept in ti the time. Don't wait until t sick, then send to a drug have Peruna on hand--acce stitute, Children are especially lial catarrh, Indeed, most of th of childhood are catarrh. All forms of- sore thro: croup, hoarseness, laryngiti but different phases of catarr Pe-ru-na Contains No N One reason why Peruna has manent use in so many home contains no narcofic of Peruna, if taken according directions, is perfectly harmls be used any length of tin acquiring a drug habit, I produce temporary results, b manent in its cflect, 1t has no bad effect upon t and gradually eliminates cat woving the cause of catarrh. "It is all in the day's wot Annie J. Cannon will remar) cally, when anyone congratul; upon the fact that her record tific workvincludes the discov new star. Announcements of the disc . mew stars are not accepted tists. "There must be long tient observation to verify 1 Official verification of Miss discovery has come only afte years of such investigation. Connected with the photog search department of the Ha servatory, it is not part of non's duties to sweep the heay a powerful telescope in search stellar worids. As the discovery of what is ficially designated as Nova No. 3 was made while the yo man was Examining phat plates of the heavens, this en of science, was seally, as "he "in 'the day's work," Since her discovery has heer Iv verified and Nova Ophinch EE ------ -- HOW'S THIS ? We offer One Hundred Dollars for any .case of Catarrh that o curedh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & €O.. Tok We the undersigned have know Cheney for the last 15 years, lieve him perfectly honarabl husiness. transactions and 6 able to carry out any obligatii by, his firm. a [= * WALDING. KINNAN & ¥ Wholesale Druggists, T acting direct] mucous mon bottle, «Take