7 Seterand Sisters ~ Hair Grower. GREW THIS RAIR "Rest - - - 2. oo. . pain, Loo antly + she Floua bin icted jew- | the 5 to nder- m if ome- nedi- and the she udy, "IR oom Drawer " M," Stratford, Ont. Dec. 14th, 1904. lady | Sever Sutherland Sisters. tor,| Dear Ladies: "When using ter, 'd 'Beven Sutherland Sisters pro- Grower and Hair Scalp Cleaner' finn | my was in a very condition, in eal- | fact I was o was advised by 10 represen ti adam Duffield, dod Forcniaro use Your remedies thres months as | 88% I have used Shem scooped to direo- hen | Wons ever since. The ie have an 1 entirely fresh crop bair coming in ALY | and I am thus saved expense and morti- AD" | foation of wearing a wig." ng Yours truly,(8gd.) Liuy Lao. For sale at all druggists, two sizes, 50¢. and $1.00 nS. per hottie. vr.| SEVEN SUTHERLAND SISTERS re SOLE PROPRIETORS nd Canadian Office, 256 Yonge 8t., Toronto, in- J. K. Bailey, Foreign Manager. » ot RECOMMENDED AND SOLD BY pn at | Corner Princess and Bagot Sts. ny A a th Ll Tete, v= WW R 2 he 5 ve ed Ir- 4 TO 1S MAJESTY. THE KING SirJoin Power & Son Lid, ESTABLISHED AD. 1791. i | | IRISH WHISKEY " Famous for over a century for its delicacy of flavor, Of highest standard of ' Purity. It is especially recommended by the Medical Profession or account of its peculiar "DRYNESS" Their Temporal, Physical And Spiritual Needs 3# Every Minister or Clergyman Should Be a Philanthropist to Accomplish Effective Spirit- ual Work, No man is in a better position to scattor blessings and sunshine all along his pathway than the minister of the gospel. Many of them, however, forget that their office and ministry, not only includes ministering to their spiritual need, but also to their ;phy- sical and temporal needs. It has been amply proven that spiritual good can be muth more effectually accomplishad by the minister or pastor who mani- fests an active pathy with physi- cal and temporal requirements, Rev. C. E. Burrell, Baptist minister of Forest, Ont., is one of those who, when he has the priceless blessing of health brought into his home, does not forget to - use his influence and ministry to bless other homes. He is numbered among Psvchine's warmest friends, because it brovight 'sunshine to his Home, And Mr. Burrell has two splendid reasons for the good 'words hé speaks for this great remedy. The first and best one is that it enred his wife. Speaking of that case Mr. Bur- rell says : "Several years ago my wife was so serionsly ill of line trouble ne for months to be unable to wn" at which time a noted phveici-n 4-11 ma that the next dress that | wold huy for. her would be a shrond. She veed © Psvehine and is now reasonably well." Rev. Mr. Burrell has also noted the good work Psvchirie has done for others, Speaking of one case in parti- cular that came under his notice, that of a Mr. Galbraith, he says : "Hie was an extreme case, anpar- ently, so far as I could judge, a hope- less case, and yet he is mow so much improved as to he away on a visit. vious to going he was taking Pav- chine and was gaining at the rate of 33 pounds per week, and was again aiite well and able to walk about The doctors absolutely gave him up." Psychine, pronouticed Si-keen, is not only a cure for advanced lung trouble in many cases, but is an absolute specific for coughs, colds, bronchitis, catarrh, la grippe, night sweats, Pneimonia, stomach trouble, and all the diseases that lead to consumption. he time to cure consumption is be- ore it begins that is, cure the trou le that leads to it. Psychine will do t. Tt tones up the entire system. At ll drug stores, of Dr. T. A. Slocum, dimited, 179 King street west, Toron-. . 2 Geo. W. Mahood, YEAR 74. NO. 82, ---- BANK OF MONTREAL Paid Up Capital - - - $14,400,000 11,000,000 branch of this Bank at corner of King and William Sts, Will Move On or about the 15th APRIL NEXT To corner of King and Clarence DAILY MEMORANDA. Division Court, 9 a.m. Tuesday Board of Health, 4 p.m., Tue St. Paul's Vestry Meeting Leo, Rehearsal at Armouries to-night. Sigmalling Schoo! re-opens, Armouries, 8 pan. . This day in history :--Pius VII re- established Jesuits, 1814 ; Khartoum, in- vested, 1884 ; Hudson Bay Company established, 1692. "The "Waverly of $2 Hats is King, And many wen its praises sing.' This popular Hat also the renowned Woodrow' $3.50 Hot--King Pdward's choice--is sold in Kingston by George Mills & Co. only WHIG TELEPHONES. ay. 8 p.m. GASOLINE LAUNCHES ARE ALL THE CO. If you have no engine you have to row. ls there anything more exhilerat- than a sail in a fast motor boat om a hot summer day, and do you hnow We are building them in this city of any size and' style you want ? Come down to DAVIS' DRY DOCK And sce us. Don't send Way to a foreign country bmining our boats and engines. suit you, give us an order. T. McAuiey HAS REMOVED TO 33 Princess St. Between Corbett's Hardware Store and Taylor & Hamil ton's, directly opposite An- grove's, COME AND SEE US 'Phone No, 778. OPCOOPIOPOOP0S When You Buy § COAL From ~P. WALSH You get genuine Scranton, as he handles nothing else. COVOVBICPOOPODOOPTIOO Are You A Farmer? your money before ex- It they 'Then you shall know, that we have everything from a needle to an anchor in the farmers' line. A dairy Cream scparator beats Cobalt stocks as a money maker, and one of our nice Rubber Tired Runabiouts makes life easy for old and young. We have also a line of Harness, all styles and prices. Wao have ome of the best 200 acre farm in the country, eight miles from the city good cheese faclory, school, post offic and church only a few hundred yards from house. Can be bought on easy terms. Apply T. E. HUGHES or D. J. HAY. AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE THOSE TWO LARGE ATTACHED stone shop-buildings and the wharf and warchouse in rear thereof,' fronting on the Easterly side of Ontario street, he- tween Princess and Queen and adjoining the North Boundary of the N. C. Polson Medicinal Works will be sold hy WILL JAM MURRAY, AUCTIONEE THURSDAY, the 18th April next pm. his Auction Room, 27 street, Kingston. Terms and Conditions at time of Sale. For further information ap) ly to, JOHN L. WHITING, Solicitor for Vendors. ON at 2 Brock - For every variety of Real Estate and lasprance, go to SWIFT'S REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY. PAINT ! If you intend painting this year use the ever reliable * Elephant Brand," feady Mixed Paints, Enamels and arnish Stains. SOLD ONLY AT STRACHAN'S HARDWARE. TAKE NOTICE Between Season's we sell Mke. us _ for Recond- Hand Store, 898 Princess St. DEATH OF SPEAKER. He Passed Away on Sunday, in Toronto. : Toronto, April S.--Hcn. J. W. St. John, speaker of the legistiture, died at the general hospital. Sunday. John Wesley St. John, M.P.P., for West York, was born in the town of Birch, Ont., in 1854. He was educated at Victoria University, Cobourg, took his degree of B.A. in 1881, and was admitted an attorney in 1884. He was called to the bar in 1894. He was a senator. of Toronto University and president of the general executive of the Methodist Sunday School Union. represented. West York in the On- 243-1 8s Office. 229--Bditorial Rooms. 292--Jobbing Department. Everything that's printable. TOILET SETS We axe at present showing some odd quaint shapes, in| Old English Designs. Also a large variety of pretty colored sets, from. $1.48 UP. Robertson Bros. A Distinct Saving Onur facilities for remodelling, repairing and redyeing Sealskin and Fos al \ kinds are unexcclled. This work should be done during the summer when the cost is much Jess than in the regular or busy season, It is equally ;dvan ageous to order new fur garments during sume mer, because of the price concession, More time and attention can then be devated to each order. You save money and your garment will be ready when cold Weather sets in. JOHN -MeKAY'S FUR HOUSE Telephone 489 Fur Storage. Opposite Grand GRAND Central Station- Te upward to and from sta- pk ow free on receipt of 2-cent stamp, hy i Parrots Wanted « Have you a talking Parrot to sell ? Tell us the breed, age, wolor and list of words vour bird will say. Write at ence stating lowest cash price and address COTTAM BIRD SEED, 32 Bathurst St., London, Ont. Ladies' Tailoring Finest of Workmanship, Up-to- Date Styles, and Good Fit Guar. anteed, . % 236 University Ave. KINGSTON AND CAPE VINCENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, STEAM- ers will leave Kingston at 1.30 p,m daily, except Sundav TO GO WITH PEARY. Will Command the Arctic Steamer . Roosevelt. St. John's, Nfld, April 8 --~Capt. Robert Bartlett, of this city, who was master of Commander , Robert KE. Peary's Arctic steamer Roosevelt in the farthest north expedition, sailed to-day for New York, where he "will re-fit the vessel for the explorer's Arctic cruise next summer. Capt. Bartlett will again be in command of the Roosevelt, and his crew will eon- sist entirely of voung Newfoundland fishermen , who are members of the! colonial naval reserve. These men have been trained on board British warships, and Capt. Bartlett thinks that they will be a great aid to Peary in the attempt to reach the north pole. The men are of perfect physique and are accustomed, to the hardships of a cold climate 'CALLED THE POLICE To Di P se Trouble Makers" at Steel Works. Hamilton, Ont.,* April R--For a time, this morning, it looked as if there was going to be trouble at the works of the Hamilton Steel and Iron company. Abeut 150 foreigners refus- ed to start work unless their wages were advanced ten per cent, The de: mand was granted but the foreigners then refused to go to. work unless an additional iherease of, ten per cent. was given them. This was refused, and when the en showed signs of giving trouble theN\police were telephoned for and a waggon patrél of police were hurried to the works. The officers quickly dispersed the trouble makers nearly all ©f whom returned to work later, Miss D. K. Douglas, champion lawn tennis {singles) player, was married at Ealing, Eng., to C. L. Chambers. It is expected that she will not defend the title this year.' tario lezinlature since - the elec tions in ' with the exception of | oi, ae BE enki Chote KINGSTON, Has Been Busy Forging Money Orders. WAS AN ABSCONDER HE SPENT A DAY OR SO IN KINGSTON. "Jim" Sellers, Highly Recom- mended, Steals $1,000 From Trusting: Employen--Traced By Forged Orders. Montreal, April 8.--"Jim"' Sellers has stolen 81,000 from his employers. Way back about the beginning of the fall, a young man about nineteen years of age, hailing from Dundee Scotland, arrived in Canada and uck Montreal. His name was James Sellers, and he was highly recom- mended. More than that, he, was well educated and had a thoroughly re- spectable appearance. He looked around for a situation and finally found one as clerk with a Mr. David- son, druggist, of Westmount. Those who eame into the store liked his manner, his general air and his way with his employer, and he was promoted 16 a position of trust. Now, Mr. Davidson has an arrangement with the Canadian Express company, whereby he money orders, and hangs a tale. About three weeks ngo young Sellers failed to re- port for work. Enquiries at his lodging house disclosed that he had disappeared, and at once Mr. David- son made an examination of the books. The result was that he found the money order book, containing twenty-one blank orders, had disap- peared. As cach of these could - be tilled out for $30, the loss might ap- proximate £1,050. I'he matter was at the hands of the the absconding 18Suvs once placed in I'he track of first clear, for he calmly went on cashing money orders as he needed the funds. First he was heard from in King- ston, next in Guelph and other On- tario poiuts, then in Winnipeg, and then in Vancouver, where all trace of him was lost. "his own nweme in each case; and day after duy Mr. Davidson was confronted by money orders bearing the absconding clerk's name, until between $200 or £300 had been accounted for. And what Mr. Davidson is afraid of it that it is not at an end vet. Ka AG HAAAHNAOIK police. clerk was "at | »* * # FEAR GENERAL STRIKE. 3 * » ¥ Paris, Mpril 8.--~The ¥ ¥ commanders of the troops ¥ ¥ composing the garrison of # Paris are said to have re- ¥ 3: ceived secret instructions ¥ # in view of possibility of a 3 ¥ general strike being declar- # # ed to hold themselves sub- ¥ =m ject to the orders of the # # commissaries of police. "+ » aad Las HHS HASIIHACISIIOK AN INDIAN INDICTED. Must Be Tried at Malone: For Murder of His Father. Malone \N.Y., April 6.--The April grand jury, in session here, has in- dicted for murder in the first degree Peter Gray, the St. Regis Indian who last Christmas day while in a heated argument, is alleged to have struck Thomas Gray, his father, a severe blow on the head with an axe He pleaded not guilty before Judge Ches HM B. McLaughlin. Gray will be tried here for the crime at a special term Mav 13th. Attorney B. W Berry, of Malone, was assigned by the court to defend him. NO MORE SLAVES. Punishment Provided if This is Done. Pekin, April. 8. A proclamation has been issued' by the Chinese minister of justice, in the name of the emperor, ordering the immediate release of all the women and children kept as slaves. The proclamation orders the destruc: tion of all the contracts entered into for the purchase of slaves and provides severe punishment for any Chinese sub- ject who shall hereafter make such Contracts, ------------ Initialed The Order. Halifax, April 8.~Sir Frederick Bor- den, minister of militia, is a guest of the Halifax hotel, en route for Eng- land. Seen and asked to give some reasons for Lord Ayimer"s dismissal, he said : . "Lord Aylmer.has had no. dismiss- al. That's all nonsense. He was ap- pointed for a limited times expiring on December 3st last, at which time he had earned his full retiring allow- ance. He saw the order-in-council, And initialed it with his own hand. He wontinued' to perform, after the date named, his duties, to suit the 'con- venience of the militia | department." Preparing For Royalty. Cartagena, Spain, April 8 --Prepar- ations for the reception of the roval! ¥isifors_have been made ona magnifi- cent scale. King Alfonso reached here this morning before the arrival of King Edward and Queen Alexandra. The visit of the latter will be of very short duration owing to King Alfon- so's anxiety concerning the condition g Q Victoria, w accouche- {Kingston is from Gibson's lied ONTARIO, So------ INVENTED THE KISS. New York, April 8 The Herald dor- respondent at Philadelphia has sent the following despatch : The climax of interest at to-day's session of the Am- erican Oviental Solietv was reached when Prof. Hopking, of Yale, read his paper on "The Spiff Kiss in Ancient India." Prof. Hopkins traced the history of the kiss from its birth, and proved that the earliest peoples and earliest times knew it not. That there might be no mistake he labelled the kiss of to-day, '"'the genuine kiss" and "the perfect kiss." The genuine kiss, Prof Hopkins said, was invented by & woman. Its de- scription is given in the Epic of An- cient India, which treats of the sci ence of love. ""She laid her mouth to my mouth, recites the poet, "and made a noise which gave me pleasure." With that discovery grew the fash ion which has since known no abate: ment, and observers even say the fash- ion is spreading. Additions to the Epic in later years described varia- tions in the natural kiss, all based upon that given hy the of the first narrator. "The early peoples." declared Prof. Hopkins, "knew nothing of the kiss in any form. Had they known of it they would have told something of it in the mass of records that has come down to us." WATER SPOUTS SIGHTED FROM BRIDGE OF WAVE-TOSSED SHIP, Steamer Virginia From Kingston, Jamaica, For New York, Bat- tered By Wind and Rain For Sixty Hours. New York, April 8.-~With seven of her crew more or less injured and the others utterly exhausted, the steamer Virginia arrived here, Saturday, from Kingston, Jamaica, after a desperate struggle with a storm of sixty hours' duration off Hatteras. The wind reached a velocity of sixty miles an hour and rain fell in tor- rents. At one time seven water spouts were sighted irom the steamer's br . An. immense wave, which Aten Pd a tr the storm, ripped off the tarpaulins that had been hastily battened down over the hatch open- ings, which had been left open to give ventilation to 'the cargo of bananas in the hold. Galleys, cabin and scuppers were flooded: four feet deep, the r of water extinguishing the galley f ' Several of the mesgroom and cabin "00 Were more or During the sixty hours which the storm continued, Capt. Goch re mained cor on the bridge 1 of the crew was kept "she" » less seriously in and every n at his post MONACO"S PRINCELY ACT. Takes Company to Berlin at Cost of $11,250. Berlin, April 8. ~The Prince of Mona- co's Monte Carlo Opera company © is occupying the Royal Opera Hous here, giving a sries of operas, the entire proceeds of which go to charities Ihe prinee came here with the com pany, which costs him personally $11, 250 daily. Society is eager to go to every performance, and the house is crowded nightly with princes and princesses, nobles of high rank and influential financier The boxes cost 850, and it is estimated that 362,500 the - box office for five was taken at performances The Prince of Monaco has become an intimate friend of Emperor William, of He is believed to haves been a conciliatory intermediary be tween France and Germany during the Moroccan controversy. MAY FORM TRADE UNIONS. recent yea Will Not Join! Party. Paris, April 8.~The authors of the violent manifesto of March 30th, vil- lifying the action of the government in refusing permission to the state em- ployees to form trades unions, which was placarded throughout the city, were examined on Saturday. Their dismissal is shortly expected. Premier Clemenceau has sent a | otter to the schoolmasters, announcing that state officials 'cannot belong to the revolu- tionary confederation of labor, but that the bill now before parliament will permit the formation of unions among themselves for the protection of their interests, Papa Denies It. London, April 8.~Major James F Martin, comptroller and treasurer of the houschold of Prince Christian, father of Princess Victoria Sxhleswig- Holdtein," to-day authorized a (denial of the report circulated by the| Daily Mirror of this city of the engagement of the princess to the Grand Duke Michael of Russia, which the major declgred to be "absolutely without foupdation." . To Return A Visit. Taranto, Italy, April 8 --King Oscar Emmanuel, accompanied by court dig- nitaries, left here," Saturday, on board the royal yacht Trinacria, for Greeee, to repay the recent visit of King George: As the yacht steamed away there was a popular demonstra. tion' Revolutionary - The most prompt delivery service in i Cross ------ SIVEN IN THE BRIEFBST POS. Matters That Interest Everybody ==Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered. Dr. McQueen, an Edinburg physician, was found dead on the railway this side of Winnipeg, William Rickard, ex M.P.P., was nominated" for the legislature by the liberals of West Durham. _ Eight negroes were killed and fifteen injured, on Saturday, in a freight train wreck in Georgia! Eire caused damage to James Rob- inson company's wholesale hardware stare at Winnipeg, amounting to $10 - Col. Vidal has been appointed in- spector-general of the militia, and Cal. Lessard. succeeds him -as adjutant general, R. R. Gamey, M.P.P., trouble among the conservative mem bers of the legislature over the sal- aries paid to civil servants in the pro- vinee The sale of the furnishings and the decorations--of the home of the late Stanford White, New York, was com- pleted, on Saturday, the total amount reaching $125,805, The 'most import- ant article sold on Saturday was a sample of the Gobelin tapestry, which brought £10,500, states there is WILL-NOT -DISCUSS. The Proposal of Limitation of Armaments. : Lofdon, April 8.~The Berlin cor. respondent of the Daily Mail says Gers many is heartily anxigus for a de finite result from The' Hague confer ence and regrets the deliberations will ugt be conlined to i i . tional ions. in accordance .. Russin's proposal. He adds that when the British proposal for the limitation of armaments is submitted, Germany will not take purt in the discussion, holding convictions on this sabject of such a character that discussion would be utterly futile, so far as this nation is concerned. WOMEN ELECTED. * * * &4 Helsingfors, April 8.-- # The returns of the elections # for members of the Finnish ¥: diet show that nineteen # women, of whom nine are 3%: socialists, have been elect- 4: ed. This is the first occas- # ion that women representa- ¥ tives been elected to any % . national legislative body. bY NO WATER AT THE S00. Michigan Tity Without Fire Pro- tection. Saulte. Ste. Marie, Ont., April 5.-- At the Michigan Soo, this morning, a water main near the pumping station broke, leaving the city without a drop of water for any purpose whatever for several days, until it can be mended, and absolutely without fire protection. All water for domestic purposes was furnished by the city, there being no wells. Schools were closed because of inability to heat the buildings. All other steam-heated buildings are clos- ed, and the thermometer registers 11 degrees above this morning. The entire city of twelve thousand inhabitants is being supplied by: a bucket and barrel brigade from the river. A Missing Steamer. St. John's, Nfld., April 8.=The seal- ing steamer, Southern Cross. which left this port on March 11th, with twenty men, has not been seen since and it is feared she has met with an accident. It is thought she may have been driven from the sealing grounds, and is now jamm in the ice floes far north. The ice is still thick at many points along the coast. Purpose Of Sultan's Order. Tangier, April Native couriers report that the sultan has made pub- lic, at Fez, a declaration to the effect that Gen. « Liautri, and the Fiench troops under his command, occupied Oudja by his orders, with the view to the suppression of the pretender, and that consequently the Mussulmans re- gard the imtervention of France with indifference. x "Three Swallows." Sir John Power & Sons "Three Swallows' Irish Whisky, Famous for over a century, Of highest standard of purity, Distillers to His Majesty the King. Prevost, Brock ' street, has received three cases of imported goods for his order . clothing department, consisting of Seotch and English tweeds, serges, cheviots and vicunas. A great variety of them to choose from. Amanda M. Halliday, wife of F. Nolan, Brockville, died Friday of typhoid fever, aged fifty years. Nolan had weeks, SLANE There Had Been Gossip About the ' Two. © Bridgeton, N.J., April 8.~It came out here, yesterday, that the = Rev. Oscar W. Fischer had resigned as pas- tor of St. 'John's German Lutheran chirch and had deft the city. Later it was learned that Miss 'Chrissie Schey- hing, one of the members of his church and a singer in the choir, had left a West Commerce 'street hotse, where she had been employed a8 a governess for the last eight years. Mrs. Fischer is devoted to 'her hus band and will nat believe some of the reports in circulation about him, They have six children, all young. : Miss Scheyhing, who is about twen- ty-four years old, wurprised her om- ployer by asking for leave of absence, saying that she wanted to £0 to Vineland. Her request was granted; she had previously shipped a trunk containing her dresses. She told her parents that she was going to Vineland, but instead bought a ticket for Philadelphia. -------- Setting Fire To Sawmill. Pembroke, Ont., April 8.--Jeremiah Leplante, of 'the township of Alice, was arrested, charged with having sct fire to the saw mill of Joseph Brisson, on the Indian river, in the township of Alice. On being brought before Police Magistrate Mitchell, ho pleaded not guilty and was 'remanded for trial. , SAVED HER LOVER THE BRAVE DEED OF YOUNG WOMAN. Donned Male Attire and Located + a Gold Mine---She Saved Her Lover When it Looked as if the White Plague Would Conquer. Crook City, S.D., . April 8.--Miss Ethel MeNeill, a Winnipeg school toncher, huts donned mate attire; searched "the wildest western mining distriets Tor gold, fognd it, and made her fortume--all for ~ the purpose of saving her sweotheart from consump- tion by marrying him and taking 'him to a more favorable climate, Mise McNeill met Wilson MeWhorter | at a Canadian teat convention, | and their engag followed, It » 'white vIn iq | Whorter that he no longer could work, | It scomed inevitable that he would die, unaided and dn poverty. His loyal young sweetheart disap- peared one day. « When she reappeared suddenly in the mining camps of Idaho, Montana, and South Dakota she was so disguised that none sus: pected that she was other than Kings: lov Malcomb, a prospector. She went ahout fearlessly among the rough characters and was unmolested. Her long search ended here with a "strike." This the has sold, she says, for more than she ever had ex- pected, smd" with the sale she has made known her sox. She vould have made more by holding the mine, but she needed the: money at once if she were to save her lover. School For Phophetesses. Berlin, April 8.--~Educational estab- lishments here have boen enriched by the inauguration of a school for pro- phetesses, © prospectus announces that the school is conducted by a lady of large experience. Only female pu- pile will be admitted. The course includes all forms of chiromancy, be sides instruction how to read the fu. ture from coffee grounds, the fights of birds, the yolks of eggs. and the forms taken by molten lead when dropped in water. The propgietress is receiving numerous applications for instruction. «apt. Spain To Pay $4,250. Ottawa, April 8.--The case which has been outstanding for two years be- tween Mr. Ritchie, Halifax, as trustes for Mrs. Spain, against Capt. 'Spain, is now settled by compromise. Mrs. Spain's action was to compe] the oap- tain to pay. an alimony of $540 a year: an additional action was after- wards taken by her for $4,250, which she said was due to her under a mar- riage settlement. Capt. Spain will pay the $4,250, and 'the claim for alimony will ba dropped. Cheese Factory Burned. Rrockwille, Ont. April 8.---The J. B. Wilon. cheese factory at Willowbank was burned to thé ground. Tt was valued at $2000, and insured "for $1,200. There had been a meeting of the patrons in 'the factory the previ. ous evening, but as the fire started in the opposite end of the building from where the mecting was held, this faet eannot be in any way connected with the fire. ~The patrons and provrietor have offered a reward of $300 for in- formation that will lead to a convie- tion. The factory will be rebuilt, ------------ Used Coal Oil ; Fire Loss, $20,000. Dayvsland, Alta., April 8 --Daysland's abhbbhbbbbbibb hhh bbs TULLOCH. On Toronto, Southeast Made of extra fine F with beautiful mish, trimmed ounce and dust ruffle, in colors, Navy, Castor, Grey, White, and - Black, Hxtra Special at 5. Made of extra ine French Taffeta with ~ood rustle, 'teimded with weven-plece flounce, mnde of shap el ruffles, extra Bottom, colors, Castor, Navy, White und. Black Worth $10. Special Pri All really for TO-MORROW'S selling. Steacy"s} fullness at © i | BORN, ° Te) FRASER, "On April Tth, 1907, at 18 a ck Bt. Kinguton, Ont., the wi of Mr. Jas. W, Frasér, of « son. = April 7th, 1007, Pearl DeFord Tulloch, aged a years, eleven months. Funeral to Cataragui Cemetery, from her inte 'residence, 187 Uolborne St, Tuesday oon, BO o'clock, Friends and acousintances respectfuls ly invited to attend. - sigh IE. (Clayton papers please copy.) # SPRING APPETIZERS. Crosse & Blackwell's: Chow Chow. how ow, Onions, Gherkins. Holbrook's: Sweet Mixed Pickles, Sweet Gherkins, "Sweet Chow Chow, Sour Mi 'Gherkins, White ons, Walnuts. JAS. REDDEN & C0. SMALLPOX IN BRUCE. Fourteen Cases Reported From Township. Walkerton, Ont., A om cases of 'smallpox are the township of St. Blmunds, in the northern portion of Bruce An inspector of the provincial: Bo nia iE first fire ocenrred, on Saturday, J. F.. Barker P's business beings entirely wiped out, covered by insurance. The fire tonal oil in the stove: hably fatally burned. 200 men, with water buckets, and an absolutely eshm morhing, saved the town. The Presbvterian chureh perty in Barker's hall is a total loss. imi ---- Overalls. All working men are interested everyday clothes. 'Carhartt's overalls | © and "Finek's Kentucky Jeans are the highest class union'made goods sold the dominion. E. P. Jenkins C N Doss, 820.000, partially | joining townships for some 8 was | past. . oi ; « clerk, Mr. Pelly, using |elares, have ork Ms Polly is pro- | they should have The efforts of [sures of pro- | em, " iY. son's Red Cross drug , A pointed in Prince of health, has _ been in this andy local a 8, "not given! ithe SUP! ave done to is precaution S. Burr, Confsecon, has soventh di Edward (le