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PPP IVIIIIIS III Nera PIFIIIIIIINDT FFVIII IIIIIIIIIRR IR HIS WAY | | FOR THE SHOES | e day long, ome were fitted without sense ed to be thinking of his fet. itde toe is yelling "Murder 2" Nn Who v8 How difference in material and the 1 not be expected 'to feel com tive feet. e~Shoes that will give com- NEXT PAIR, id & Br 0.,: HOBMAKING ~~ » SINOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTRWEST | HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS Any even numbered section of Domine fon lands in Manitoba or the North: West Provirces, execpting '8 and 26, not reserved, ny be homesteaded by any person the scle head of a family, or male over 1B years of age, to the extent of one-quarter section, of 160 acres, more or less. Application for homestead eutry or in kpection must be made in person ¥ the applicant at the ofiice of the local Agent or Sylragent, An application for entry or ins on made personally at any Sub-agent's office may be wired to the local Agent by the Sub-agent, at the expense of the ap- plicant, and if the land applied for is vacant on receipt of the telegram such wig lication 18 ta have privcity and the Jund wiki be held until the necessary papers to complete the transaction are ecéived by mal in case of "personation' the entry will be summarily cancelled and the appli cant will forfeit' all priority of claim, An applicant for inspection must be eligible for homestead entry, and only pne applicdtion for inspection will be sceived "from an ibdividual until that pplication. hus becn dispo: of. A homesteader whose entfy is in good tanding and not liable *o cancellation, yay, subject to approval of Department, relinquish it in favour of father, mo y son, daughter, brother or sister,. if eligible, but to no one else, on filing de claration of ahawdonment. RUPTURE New Scientific 'Appliance, Always a Perfect Fit--Adjustable to Any Size Person--Easy, Com- fortable, Never Slips, No Obnoxious Springs or Pads --Costs Less Than Many Common Trusses--Made For Men, Women or Children. SENT ON TRIAL I have invented a rupture appliance that I can safely say, by 30 years' ex perience in the rupture business, is the C. E. Brooks, the Inventor. only one that will absolutely hold the rupture and never slip and yet (is light, cool, comfortable, conforms ty every Where an entry is summarily cancelled | movement of the body without chafing or voluntarily abandoned, subsequent to institution of cancellation proceedings, the @pplicant for inspection Will be en- titled to prior right of entry. Applicants for inspection must state in hat particulars the homesteader is ino default, and if subsequently the state ment is found to be incorrect in mater inl particulars, the applicant will lose any prior right of re-entry should the Jund become vacant, or if emtry has beep or hurting and costs Jess than many ordinary trusses Phere are no springs aor hard, lumpy pads: and yet it holis the rupture salely and firmly without pain or inConvenience I have put the price so low that amy person, rich or poor, ean buy, and 1 absolutely guaran- tee it. I make it to your order--send it tc you--you wear it, and if it granted jt may be summarily cancelled. | doesn't satisfy you send it back Duties--A settler is requir to per- form the conditions under une of the to meand I will refund your following plens i-- money. (1) At least six months' residence up- That is rest proposition ever on and cultivation of the land in each | made ! specialist. The banks year during the term of three years. or cit in Marshall (2) If the father (or mother, if the father is deceased) of a homesteader resides upon a farm in the vicinity of the land entered for by such homesteader the requirement as to residence may be atisfied vy such person residing with the futher or mother. (3) If the pettler has his permanent esidence upon farming land owned by him in the vicinity of his homestead, | cd It is instant the requirement may be satisfied by residence upon such land. tefore making application for patent the settler inust-give six months' notice writing to the Commissioner of Do- yinion Lands at Ottawa, of his inten ion to. do so 8 OF CANADIAN NORTH- MINING REGULATIONS, Coal.--Coal Lands may be purchased at 10 per acre soft coal and $20 tor anthracite. Not more than 320 acres can 'be acquired by one individual or an) Koyalty at the rate of ten er ton of 2,000 pounds' shall [be on the gross output, rtz.--~A person eighteen years of age, or aver,' having discovered inineral in place, may locate a claim, 1,500x1,500 feet The fee fob recording a claim is $5. At least $100 must he expended on the claim each year or paid to the mining recorder in lieu thereof. When $500 has been expend: or paid, the locator may, upon having a survey made, and upon omplying with other requirements, pur chase the land at $1 per acre. The patent provides for the payment o! royalty of 24 per cent on the sales. Placer mining claims generally are 100 feot square entry fee $5, remewable early. An applicant may obtain two leases to dredge for gold of five miles each for a term of twenty years, renewable at the discf8tion of the Minister of the Interior. The lessee shall have a dredge in oper. ation within one season from the date of the lease for each five miles. Rental 10 per annum for - each. wile of river eased. Royalty at the rate of 2% per collected on the output after it ex- © ceeds $10,000. W. W. CORY, Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N.B.--Unauthorized publication of this advertisement will not he paid for. Canada Life Assurance Co'y. ESTABLISHED (1847) This great OC ai C " n » is 1 way I do busi- v1 ately on the square. i yoy 1 most everything else, come to me. Wi others fail is Where 1 have my greatest success Write me to-day and 1 will send vou my hook on Rupture and its Cure, showing wy ap- plance and giving you prices and names of people who have tried it and been when all others fail. Remem » no salves nh larness, no a straight Busi deal at a reaso price C. E. Brooks, 4964 Brooks Bldg. Marshall, Mich. Base Ball Bats Balls Catchers' Mitts " Masks Basemen's Gloves Inficlders' "" Suits and Caps. Anything and everything for the game at the busy Sporting Goods House " Angrove Bros., 33 and 90 Princess St. made for Canadian people by Can- adian people 60 years ago has yon Assets Amounti to ------ vag $32,280,518.00 Assurance in force $112,572,038,00 Surplus (or Profit Account) of wel $1,882,750.00 . A n Stands in a unique position all along the line. tiave the best Life or Endow- ment Assurance by selecting the CANADA LIFE. It you call in the Office, 18 Market street you will be cheer- fully shown the 20th Century Policy issued by this Company, the Annual Guaranteed . Dividend Policy, which is modern to the moment, "also actual. results to Kingston policyholders. J. 0. HUTTON. Manager Telephone 703. * J. BR. URQUHART, 153 Alfred St., Special Agent. : POSES DIODOOOOD When You Buy ¢ COAL § From ¢ P. WALSH ¢ You get genuine ¢« Scranton, as he %® handles nothing ¢ else. POEOITOOPOVIOISOIPDOOe MY ¢ La THE FRONTENAC LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIET™. ESTABLISRED 1863 President--Sir Richard Cartwright Money loaned on City and Farm Pro- perties. Municipal and County Deben- tures, Mortgages purchased. Deposits received and interest allowed. { S C. McGill, Managing Director. . Office, 87 Clarence Street, Kingston, wr, Murray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness, etc., for sale, \ Sale of Horses every Saturday. | AE. HEROD ORDERED FOOTWEAR Now is the time those 'Re- pairs are wanted. Our anti- lsqueak is used on all work. If you wish to be successful at- tend The Kingston Business College Limited, head of Queen street Canada's Highest Grade bustaess school. Book-keeping, shorthand, typewriting, teles graphy, and al com- mercial subjects thoroughly taught by comptent, experienced teachers. Day and nirht classes. Enter at any time. Rates very moderate, 'Phone, 440. H. F. METCALFE, President. J. B. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary. T. Nekuley 93 Princess St. Between Corbett's Hardware Store and Taylor & Hamil- ton's, directly opposite An- grove's, COME AND SEE US "Phone No. 778. 25 Foot Launch "Antago" For Sale. 18 H.P. 4 Cycle, 4 Cylinder Speed, 15} miles an hour. Cap- icity 9 persons. \ We are building Gasoline. Engines, 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 16 H. Power. Also 18 and 25 foot boats, for citizens of King- ston. DAVIS' DRY DOCK GO. THE SPORT 'REVIEW WHAT COL SAM. HUGHES WOULD HAVE DONE To the M. P., Who Would Have Slapped His Moutk--tana- dians and the Marathon Race at Boston. All the Canadian runners at Boston are in good trim for Friday's Mara- thon race. y The Ontario Curling Assotiation has refused to return to the rule of four- teen-foot rings. ¥ : The Toronto Baseball Club has de- cided to buy a catcher from the Na- tional league. The annual meeting of the Amateur Athletic Federation of Canada will bx held at Montreal on Saturday. . Hamilton had a taste of lacrosse last year, and this season: they ar out to repeat their rughy record. Indoor cricket has been becoming very popular at Montreal. * There are several teams playing in the armour- ies, President Roosevelt, on Monday gave # special reception to about twenty members of the Harvard la crosse club. Advices from Ottawa are to the ef feet that %there is a likelihood of the Rough Rider and St. Patrick rugby clubs amalgamating. : In Cuban baseball the umpire gives his close decisions revolver in hand and guarded by a line of police. In Toronto, where things are more civil zed, he picks out an easy spot on the fence before the game starts. Thomas Godirey, of the Ottawe Rough Rider Football Club, has re ceived a letter from Secretary David son, of the Quebec Rughy Union, re- questing him to disepss the feasibilits of arranging a game = between the Rough Riders and the Queensland, Australian, team, which is to visit Eastern Canada. The conditions under which the Bos ton Marathon race will be run are not at all satisfactory to the Canadians who have entered. Each contestant will bes accompanied by either one or two attendants on bieveles: The €a nadians would rather run alone, and they predict a big mix-up owing to the presence of the army of wheelmen The Westmount AAA. decided to resign from the CA AU, but will not join the AAF., although they were invited to send delegates to the meet ing of the latter body. The Westmount Association adopted a new amateur definition and will play only, ama teurs, but will play against profes sionals. . The Brockville Golf Club has organ- ized for the season, with the follow- ing officers: President, Dr. Gowan vice-president, Rev. N. Macleod; secre: tary-treasurer, A. Mowat. xecutive committee--Dr. Mitchell, Messrs. Gra) Brough, Fiddler and Lucas. The indi- cafions are that the present season will be a most successful one. The links 'have already been put in good sondition, and it, is expected that a large number of both ladies and gen- tlemen will take part in the sport. despatch from There was a sensational scene on the ball field when Umpire Borrato, in the presence of 20.000 excited "fans," Havana says TAVC a close decision against the last man out on first, which gave the gam» and the Cuban championship to the Al mendares Club by a score of 4 to 2 Things had been hot, and Borrato who is not five feet high, gave his last decision with revolver in hand. and then darted behind the lihe of po fice The mob charged, but the po fic: and rural guards closed around anid saved him. The victorious team divided £5000, Toronto Tel did not cea ram : {"ol. Sam Hughes from troubling when h dropped his dlacrosse stick and took up polities. Look at the row his re marks on the French clergy aroused in parliament. Why Mr. Talbot, M.P., remarked that a member had told him that if he had been sitting next to the husky colonel he would have slapped his mouth. Evidently Mr. Talbot nev er saw Col. Sam on the lacrosse ficld He could mix it up with the higgest and huskiest of them all, and the re cords do not show that he was ever required to take second money. Yes, Mr. Talbot's friend might have slap ped his mouth, but a photograph of the said friend a few minutes later would have made the most interesting {work of art it would be possible to thang in the corridors of the parlia ment buildings ~ THE MORE DIRECT WAY. Go Right to the Fountain Head | and Study the Styles. Learn to swim instead of: devoting vour energy to finding a suitable life xver. You know vou can get fine s in all sizes, shapes and widths she You can get fine clothes, made to the trvingron stage just as readily, and cave the energies vou waste in follow ing old-fashioned ways. No man "ean tell how a pattern cloth will look when it's made up. A Semi-ready suit can he finished © to vour measure In two hours, and vou can always pr judge the effect and suitability of the pattern. The H. D. Bibby Co., 78-80 S2 Princess street. ---------- A Former Windsorite. Windsor, Ont., April 17.--Samuel Smith Macdonell, formerly of this city, is dead, in Foronto, Mr. Mac- donell came from Toronto previous to IR5(, and began the practice of law. He served as clerk of the 'municipal Royal OF ENGLAND. Business In Force ..$109.,000,000 Assets cree 44,900,000 Profits Paid (1905) ' 3,220,000 This Strone British Company has id the same profits for the past RTY years. 7 SECURITY unequalled hy any LIFE Company in.the world, We Invite Your Investigation. council and represented Windsor in the council, and, "in 185%, was i mayor, county elected as Windsor's first About 1871 he was appointdd county crown attorney and clerk of the peace, and later master-in-chancery, positions which he held until 1801, when ill health compelled him to remove to To ronto. Who's Hurt ? In ever family some one receives 'seri- ous or minor injuries every little while Lise is beset with bumps, bruises, strains aches and pains. For all these Smith's W. J. B. White, Agent, Kingston mmm A Rear 2 person who lives White 1 t is the best possible and cures all pain. Have it in your DAILY BRITISH WHI, THURSDA femedy. It heals and soothes all hurts | Store. Thrilling Experience of Two Lucan |, Men In a Train. 'up in a boxcar on a fast train, with two savagely fight ing stallions, was the terrifying situa- tion recently experienced by Paisley Brothers, of Lucan. When the train finally reached its on, one of the animals valued at over $1,000 was dead, the other badly and both men were brine and cut as a result ped to Montana, and one of the mals, Slanted ut the Joltine of the train, rear an ul mad- ly, and in an instant had the halter by which it was held. Imme- diately it commenced a fierce atta with teeth and heels on its mate, which was more securely fastened, and failed for the time to break loose. The two mén-made every effort pos- sible to drive back the big vicious brute, but in the close area and ah taro sti he tua. stallions were being ship: | gloomy interior of the car it was risking their lives to make a move. Was Knocked Down: That the two brothers did their best to separate the brutes is evi- denced by the fact that the elder Mr. Paisley was: knocked down three times, and each time narrowly es- caped being 'trampled to death be- neath the hoofs of the big beasts. The other stallion finally broke the tight fastenings, and the one-sided fight be- came a duel to the death. The two men were now powerless and could do no more than evade the terrible charges and blows of the titanic mon- sters, who, covered with bloody foam and with bloodshot eyes, strove for the mastery, surging now to one end of the car and now to the other, but never for one moment letting up in their death struggle. Finally, it was apparent to the two lone spectators of this struggle, that one of the beasts was weakening. Its breathing came in mighty gasps, that spatte the sides of the car with bloody foam. Relentless, its mate continued to rain blows, till with a shriek, almost pitifully human, the weakened animal dropped to the floor dead. Victory gained, the other big brute quieted down and submitted to being fastened again by the men. CROWS ATTACK EAGLE" Horde of Sable-Hued Birds Subdue Monarch of the Air. There is one eagle less in the col- lection of bald-headed birds of free- dom at the Stanley Park aviary in Vancouver. One of the largest of the quartette made his escape from the cage the other morning, but his liber- ty and life did not last long afterward. It is a strange fact that the death of this bird, which is popularly suppos- ed to be the monarch of the air, is "directly due to his inability to resist the attack of a horde of crows, Yes, crows--ordinary black crows--of which there are thousands in Stanley Park. Unable to traverse the aerial heights with his accustomed freedom, owing to its six years captivity in a cage that did not admit of too much prac- tice in flying, this eagle was simply beaten to the earth by a flock of crows that at once attacked it. They are old enemies -- these crows and eagles. And when the bald-headed bird broke the wire netting of its cage while fighting with one of its cage mates it was at once set upon by a dozen sable-hued birds whose wild cawing soon attracted hundreds of oth- ers. The eagle made a few ineffectual attempts to mount high up beyond 'the reach of its pursuers, but its one- time powerful wings were now feeble The erows, whose numbers were con- stantly increasing, renewed their at- tack, ard simply -beat the big bird down until it fell into Coal Harbor not far from the bridge. To the rescue of the bird there came a spectator of the fight, who put out in a boat. But, although the eagle was exhausted as far as wing power was concerned, it was still dangerous with its powerful beak and talons. In trying to subdue the eagle the man in the boat hit it rather too heavily on the head with an oar and killed it. New Brunswick's Premier. Hon. William Pugsley, New Brums- wick's new Premier, 1s of English American descent. His ancestors liv- ed in New York State prior to the revolution; but then settled in Nova Scotia. William Pugsley was born at Sussex, N. B., and educated there, and graduated with honors from the Uni- versity of New Brunswick, being call- ed to the Bar of his province in 1872, and made Q. C. in 1891. 4 He was first elected to the Provin- cial Legislature in 1885, at a bye- election, and re-elected in 1886 1890. He was Speakér of the Legisla- ture from 1887 to 1889, when he was called to. the Executive Council and appointed Solicitor-General, which office he resigned in 1892. In 1896 he ran as an independent for the House of Commons in St. John city, and three years later again entered the Legislature;-and accepted office as At- torney-General in the Tweedie Govern- ment, Like his predecessor, the new Pre- mier 'of New Brunswick was regarded as a Conservative supporter until the of Railways. Few Good Works of Fiction. Since the world began there have been written perhaps 100 supremely good works of fiction. Assume that the first of these was the Iliad, now about 3,000 years old. One hundred good stories in 3,000 years is a story every generation. Since the battle of Waterloo, then, there have becn rath- er less than three of them. Probably we are overstating the number rather than the contrary. When you consid- er the matter, three supremely good stories in a hundred years is a very high average. 'v All 'Ready. | The gambler armed him for the fray. With a look of deep abstraction Ha deftly stole four aces away. "Now, let's begin," IT heard him say; "I've chrared the deck for i "Make Kingston: Beautiful," Ken- tucky lawn grass seed will do it. Sold only . at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Large bottles 25c., at Wade's pais H. Cunningham, piano tumer, from Chickering's. Orders at McAuley' Y, APRIL will ask you. belextra well d in favor of our of their efforts 0 separate the e- [that means--Coats not hanging like a rag, after a few times Weaking + threads--no buttons coming off, the first time the suit is worn. I count, and should be taken into consideration by you, when buying. tee every garment sold. : Money Back If Dissatisfied Men's and Young Men's Suits, $9.50, $11.50, $1350, $15.00, $16.50 and . $13.00. Other lines at $4.75, $5.95, $6.75 and $8.45. Suit. Special discount on Boys' High Grade and Three-Piece Short Trouser Suits. . RONEY & CO., 127 PRINCESS ST. - THE STORE THAT SETS THE PACE 18. ce LE New Top Coats, New Raincoats. Up-to-date at lowest prices. New Silk Lined and Silk Faced Top Coats, $9.50 to $13.50. It Will Pay You to Look. Special Offerings for Saturday Men's and Young Men's Suits, sold all over at $12.50. Your choice of several patterns Saturday for $9.45. 2 5 Men's Soft Hats, several shapes--three colors--this season's goods--regular $2.00 and $2.50. Take your choice Saturday for $1.49. : Men's Jean Working Pants, best wearing goods made, regular $1.25. Satur- day 93 cents per pair. Boys' Norfolk Suits, sizes 24 to 28, regular price $2 50. Saturday $1952 Sizes 29 to 32, regular $3.25, Saturday, $2.40. Hon. A. G. Blair was made Minister a Always, everywhernn_Canads. ask for EDDY'S MATCHES. ' I have heen six months investigating, and have just returned from a visit of personal investigation to the LARDER LAKE GOLDFIELDS ® which, from what I have seen there, and. have taken means to verify, will pre a veritable Canadiap "Rom," taking its place among the great goldfields of the world, and throwing Cobalt into the shade. I am a Practical Mining Man AND DEAL ONLY WITH FACTS. 0 The facts about Larder Lake are contgined in my new book, "The Gold- ------------------------------------ fields. of Larder Lake." and in my copyrighted map, by far the most detail- ed and accurate to date. The above mailed free on request CANADIANS 1 The majority of us were too skeptical and easy-going to inform ourselves concerning Cobalt in the beginning, and saw others step in and reap enormous profits. Cobalt is only the beginning of mining in New Ontario, the richest mineral -------------------------------- field in the world, and there are, and will be, other opportunities as great and greater, The Larder Lake goldfields are the next in line. Inform yourself at once. Don't wait to see what the other fellow will do, but do it yourself, and do it now. That's the way the man on the ground floor gets there, ------ / Investigate. Get posted. Put yoursell in a position to intelligently take ground floor advantage of the tremendous opportunities for profit contained in the northern mining fields. % By means of personal investigation on the ground, the employment o reli- able engineers, and the service of employees in the field, 1 keep my following posted, and they make money. ------------ Thousands will testify to that. Send Me Your Name and Address and I'll Do My Best for You, Too H. C. Barber, Managing Director Canada Mines, Limited. _41=45 ADELAIDE STREET EAST, ~ TORONTO. - / Sm -- -- --- wimsinis BRITISH - AMERICAN HOTEL KINGSTON - - Woodenware To Users of Pails and Tubs A word of caution may not be out of place. The E. B. Eddy Company's wares are FULLYWGUARANTEED against factory defects, so it will be to your interest to see that the name is stamped on every package you buy, A -------------------------- Are marvels of style and beauty, and our prices, are a little lower than others It has never before been so easy, for any man, who has the desire to ressed, to do so, for such a small amount of money. Another point Clothing : The care taken in the making of it. You know what Al We guaran- o loose things