Basc Ball Bats Balls Catchers' Mitts " Masks Basemen's Gloves Inficldcrs' "" Suits and Caps. nything and everything for the se at the busy Sporting Goods Angrove Bros., 88 and 90 Princess St. he Cinderella Shoe : Ladies' Goodyear Welt Blucher o, Viei Kid, with patent toe cap high Cuban heel. 1t is an up-td- street shoe, rice $3.00 and $3.50 JENNINGS, KING ST Discomfort After Eating. , McAuley HAS REMOYED TO )3 Princess St. tween Corbett's Hardware re and 'Taylor & Hamil. 's, directly opposite An- ve's, COME AND SEE US hone No, 778. res COALS sudden changes in to The weather ught suggest the wisaom of utting ia some good Uval. We oll good Uoal. It's the kind that ends out the most heat, and nakes the home comfortable ; it's he best money can buy, and here is nome beiter mined. iS duilver vu to you clea and ut slate, at yery bottom BOOTH & CO., hone 133. ¥eol of West B, ITISH - AMERICAN ~~ HOTEL GSTON - -. ONTARIO as undergone alterations and wow open to the travelling ic. TELFER = - Proprietor 'When You {Buy COAL From P. WALSH fou get genui $ Scranton, as he | andes nothing Ise. FROMIKINGSTON Second-class one-way ticket, good Ing 1st of March to April 30th. Spetial rales to many other points. Full purticulurs at K, & P. and C. P. K. Ticket offices, Gutario street. ¥F. CONWAY Gen. Pass. Age Bay of Quinte Railway New short line for Tweed, Napanee, preseronto, and all local points. Trains leave City Hall: Depot at 4 pm. ¥F. CONWAY, Agni B. Q. Ry, Kingston. TRE Canadian Horse Show Toronto, Ont., May Ist to 4(h, 1907 Hound trip tickets will be issued on Wednesday, May Ist, at $5.90 And on Thursday, Friday and Satur. day, May 2nd, 8rd, and 4th, at $7. 70 All tickets include ong admission to the Horse Show and are valid for return, feaving Toronte on or hefore Monday, May 6th , For tickets, Pullman or Parlor Car accommodation or any otheg informatjon apply to J. P. HANLEY, Agent, Johnson and Ontario streets "PUBLICATIONS ISSUED BY INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY Corner LE "Fi a AShin Keep Boating Keep thi Posted | Hunting | Posted or Quebec and the Mari- time Provinces Are now with the Printers. You have your name on the list for copies by Writin~ to MONTREAL TICKET OFFICE 141 St. James Street Or General Passenger Department, Moncton, N.B. MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. lonian, Fri, May 38, May 81st; June 38 Virginian, Fri.,, May 10, June 7, July 5. Tunisian, Fri., May 17, June 14, July 12, ictorian, Fri., May 24, June 21, July"19. RATES OF PASSAGE First Cabin, Victorian apd Virginian, $80 and upwards. Tunisian, $70 and up ards. lonian, $65 and upwards. Second Cabin, $42.50 $45 and $47.50, 8rd., Class, $27.50 and $48.75. Victorian and Virginian are Triple Screw steamers, of 12,000 tons, pro pelled by Turbine engines. For sailings and rates of ALLEN Line service to Glasgow, Lon- don and Havre, (France), with full par apply to J. P. GILDER- 2, Clarence St, or to J. P. can free TIME TABLE CTEAMER WOLFE ISLANDER Leave Wolfe 1sland :-- 7.80--9.15 a.m. 1.00--4.00 p.m. 7.309.156 a.m. 1.00--3.00 p.m, 2D. 7.30--9,15 g.m. 1.00--3.00 p.m. TUURS,, Breaky's Bay 6.30--0.30 a.m. 1.002.830 pur FRI. 7.80--9.15 a.m. 1.00--~8.00 pin. SAT. 8.009.156 am. 1.00--8.00 p.m. SUN 9.00---10.00 a.m, 12.30--3.00 p.m. Leave Kingston: Mon. 8.30-11.80 a.m: 2,004.30 p.m. Tues. 8.301130 aim. 2.00--4.30 p.m, Wed. 8.830---11.30 a.m, 2.004.830 p.m. Thurs. R.30-11.30 a.m. 2.007.000 p.m. ri, R.80--11. m. 2.004 30 p.m, Sat. 8.80--11.80 am. 2.0)-4 80 p.m, Sun. 9.30---11.30 a.m. 1.15380 p.m. Sat.--Special trip to Simcoe Island afd Spoor's dock, at 8.30 p.m. Time. Table subject to change Without notice. . Boat calla at Garden Island going to and from Kineston. BE. BRICELAND, Manager. Mr. Metz Whe has been carrying on the busitess of the Ladies' Tailoring, at 261 Prin- cess street, has met with such marked success that he has secured premises at 179 Wellington Street Where he will he pleased to meet his old customers aud many new ones. Summer Goods Gas Stoves, Gasoline Stoves. Blue Flame Oil Stoves. Refrigerators. Ice Cream Freezers, si JP a * Taylor @ Hamilton When "sweets" lose their sweetness-- and "substantials," their charm--there are always MOONEY'S "PERFECTION CREAM SODAS to coax back the appetite. Do YOU know how good they are? NERVOUS mi WEAK OULD NOT SEEEP AT NIGHT To the thousands of people all over this land whe are tossing en sespless pillows night after night, er whe pace the bedroom floor with nerves unhinged, and te whose eyes sleep will not come, ; MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE PILLS offer the bleming of sound, refreshing slumber, They restore the equilibrium of the de- ranged nerve centres, and bring back the shattered nervous system to perfect condi- tien. Mrs, Wm. Richardson, Pontypool, Ont., writes: "1 take great pleasure in recom. mending Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. I was troubled at times with my heart, felt weak apd mervous and could not sleep at night, I have taken several boxes of the pills and am wonderfully improved. I have recommended them te others and they have found thém just what they noeded." The price of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills is 50 cents per box or 3 boxes for $1.25 at all dealers or will be mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Ce, Daronts, Ont. Light Pastry Delicious Cake come to every home that uses Beavor Flous. It's the greatest help any home cook can hava --~because itisalways the same -- always the best for all baking. Beaver Flour isablend of Manitoba Spring Wheat and Ontario Fall Wheat. Combines the whiteness and lightness of winter wheat, with the strength and nourishing food properties of spring wheat. a Dealers, write for prices on all of Feeds, Coarse Grains and Kin T. IL Taylor Co, Limited, Cergaln Chatham. b You cannot ibly have a better than EPPS'S 2A delicious driak and a sustaining food. Fragrant, nutritious" and economical. This excellent Cocoa 'malotains the system in robust health, and enables it to resist winter's extreme cold. COCOA Sold by Grocers and Storek in }-Ib. and FbTins i Sm-- EXCITING SCENES IN NEW- FOUNDLAND. The Hunt is Carried on in Two Ways--'Swatching" is Keen Sport in the Moving Ice. Just at this season on the the i : i i § | : H i i : E : : iv i § i ] { i al : g I : f f ¢ h he ft i | i ; i of § : sty] Fab is al i k "This is called 'swatching.' It is y keen sport for the danger of the moving ice and the offchance to us, for a four pairs of skin away and a loss of dog food, meat and blubber, which fat, Here in this stage lie half 8 help was forthooming. Old Seals Frozen. "A stranger, peeping into one of these stages, would be sorely 'surpris- ed to see the floor covered with old Eg 2 3 "< § i skins will be well from fat and stretched out in a on the Lousy top to dry, out-of the Teach of Later on tose will e steeped in boiling bark from the fir trees in the large caldrons in which we bark our nets. They will then be made into one class of skin boot. 'In spring, however, when the ice is wet, we use boots made of green skin, for these will keep out the water much better. When the snow is cold and dry the tan boots are better, being softer, for, by allowing free movement of the toes, they are much warmer, nor will they freeze, being quite dry." RATIONAL SUNDAY LEAGUE. Organization to Oppose the 'Lord's Day Alliance. With a view to counteracting what was termed the "tyrannical and re- strictive'" efforts of the Lord's Day Alliance there was organized in To- ronto recently the Canadian Rational Sunday League, which aims to be an extension of the English National Sunday League. The following com- mitfee were appointed to formulate the definite plan of organisation: Dr. Goldwir Smith, Messrs, H. P. Dwight, Jas. L. Hughes, Major W. H. Archard, G. A. Graham, L. Rob- ertson, W. OC. Fox, W. J. Moody, J. 8. Granatstein, D. W. Livingstone, D. G. Lorsh, E. Meek and J. Enoch Thompson. A resolution which was passed fully outlines the result of the discussion among those present. It reads: "That it is desirable to organize an association similar to the London Na- tional Sunday Leagpe for promoting healthy and innocent recreation on Sundays, and to opj tyrannical and restrictive legislation. regarding Sunday, and it is felt that recent legislation on this subject has been carried too far, interfering with in- dividual liberty to an extent: unknown in any other country under the Brit ish flag. That this association be called Rational Sunday League, and that its declared objects be: To pro- mote rational Sunday reereation, to secure the opening of picture galler- ies, museums and ing #ooms on Sundays, to provide music on Sunday afternoons in the parks or other con- venient places, to obtain legislation al- lowing a charge to be made for popu- lar Sunday lectures or concerts, restrictive legislation re- USE ONLY THE BEST lstesTANDARD article READY FOR USE IN ANY QUANTITY. For making soap, softening water, removing old paint, disinfecth sinks, closets, drains and f many other purposes. A can equals 30 pounds SAL SODA. 'SOLD EVERYWHERE. EW. GILLETT S57 Dd to opp garding Sunday observance." In the Wild East. The courtesies _of Nova Seotia are pi in of the genus Mephitis and allied gen- era; the variety known as Mephitis Americano or common skunk, is again with a shotgun if necessary; they are a menace to, the public health." A Better Sign. : Then let the crocus lift its head, The bluebird have its fun; I'll watch the maple tree instead When sap begins to run. i ed on 3 i sFifL Hh i & iid E : fi is 5 i i : : fs : i 3 of ici i wy 4 ! ge oF t sik : 1 ' f £ ¥ dling of trees--the percentage of re- placing much lower than in any 8 os lous Jear. Following the ed some years ago flowers from the parks were sent from time to time to the hospitals and the various other charitable institu. tions throughout the city. i POLITICS IN ALBERTA. Candidates Lining Up Already For the Next Election. Alberta's voting force in the next Parliament of Canada will total sev- en, and candidates are lin- ing up in the various constituencies. A new constituency, taki in a gregt expanse of territory, is Victoria, and rumor tells us that Duncan Mar shall, manager of The Edmonton Bul- letin, and the prince of stump orators in Sunny Alberta, will be the Liberal nominee. Marshall, who is known to most in Ontario, "caught on" very q ly in the West, an an nouncement that he is going to talk, fills a building. , Dr. Mcintyre, the present member didate again. R. Lavell, ex-M.P. for one of the Lanarks, is now prac ticing law in the city of Strathcona, and he is mentioned as the man who will carry the Borden banner, Scramble For Nomination, In Red Deer there is already a scramble for the Liberal nomination. J. T. Moore, M. P. P,, once a To- ronto alderman, and the man after %/] whom Moore Park, a Toronto suburb, is christened, has a strong following. "John T., "ops he is best known here, is an orator. Words fall from his lips as freely as water ses over the Falls at Niagara. e is ambitious. Another Red Deer man, George V. Smith, a native of Nova Scotia, is eager to wave the Liberal flag. The Tories of the 'Red Deer riding seem to favor Gillmor of Lacombe, son of a former Commons' represen- tative for one of the Middlesexes. Cornelius Hiebert, one of the two Tories sitting in the Alberta Legis- lature, also has his eyes on the Ot- tawa seat. Chosen by Patriarch, By the way, it is said that Robert son, the Tory leader in the Alberta Legislature, was chosen by the patri- arch of the House, J. P. Marcellus of Pincher Creek, Robertson and Hie- bert, who constitute the party, left the choice to Marcellus, a red-hot Lib- eral, who claims to be a descendant of the Romans. 'Calgary is now represented at Of tawa by Maitland 8. McCarthy, a re- lative of the late D'Alton®McCarthy. He was elected an M. P. after less than two years' residence in the West. He is generally admitted to ba the strongest man in the party in Alberta, and is mentioned as leader of the forces in the next provincial :elec- tion. That he will again contest Cal- gary is certain, and that he will be opposed by. Dr. Stewart, who was the Liberal eandidate in 1904) .is also ad- mitted. Frank Oliver is 'a stroug force in Alberta, and this province is pretty certain to give him at least five out of seven peats. Canadians' Adventures. Two wealthy Northwest Camadians who went to England in December holidaying, were robbed at London in January of £215. By pa clothes they settled their ar bails, and walked to Cardiff, where they expect- ed money from Canada. It--did not arrive, 80 they got work on a tramp steamer for a voyage to the Mediter- ranean, On their return, destitute, they were kept several weeks by a man in humble circumstances until the arrival of long-delayed funds, and have just sailed for Canada. Reporting Progress. "Anything going on in society now, rs. Leeder?" . *Nothing but time--and that's go- ing most awfully slow." for Strathcona, will surely be a can- \ Apollin "The Queen of Table Waters" J » aris joint." the registers Unhappy feet come A busy man ought 8 ENGL |Canada M FURNACE The Sunshine is differently and better constructed than common furnaces. stronger, safer, more healthful The dome, the two sections of thedire- pot and the frame of the ash.pit are all securely fastened together by our famous "cup Three * cup joints" in all, you see. All sections, you will notice, fit together perfectly, and are lined with a layer of asbes- tos cement, which unites them so firmly together that they become, in every purpose, one solid piece of metal. Can never spring or fall apart. And that's not alll The top of the dome is fastened to the sides with cement and boiier rivets, making the Sunshine just as smoke, gas, heat and dust tight as a steam boiler, From a hygienic standpoint it takes pre- cedence in the furnace world, JOI Notice, too, the Sunshine is equipped with an auto- matic gas damper when the gas in the furnace reaches a certain pressure and aliows it to escape up the chimney, danger of an explosion or gas escaping through Safest as well as most healthful, easiest man- aged, cleanest, greatest labor-saving and fuel- economizing furnace you can buy. If 'your local dealer does not handle the Sunshine write direct to us for free booklet. M<Clarys* But how is he going to help it while that AI EY - ¢! ' A X Special Prices This. Week { leo our * B-pieces Mahogany Parlor Suite, regular price, $25, for $0, Solid Oak and Mahogany Parlor Ta ble, $2.50, Music Cabinets, $3.50 0 835, wy puwe saynyg w Robt. J. Reid, The leading Undertaker > ! It's . This damper automatically opens Eliminates all JOINT Landon, Toronts, Montfeal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St. John, N. B. Lemmon & Sons RIGHT THIS WAY EVERYBODY FOR THE BEST SHOES into this store all the day long, surely not be compelled You see the necessity of being fitted by A Shoe Man Who Really Knows How Of course you know that there is a great difference in material and the way shoes are put together, : ! Kept that are not absolutely tough should not be expected to fgtl com- fortable in shoes that were not made for. sensitive feet. You can get what you need and' wagt here-Shoes that plete eare, and made in the correct style, TRY US FOR YOUR NEXT PAIR. J. H. Sutherland & Bro. THE HOUSE OF GOOD SHOEMAKING © A © {( sod upadg '068 ©) GI§ Wox 'spurge and Purni- ture Dealer, 230 Princess St. Ambulance "Phone, 577. -- FOR SALE: ISH PIG LEAD Some had their shoes fitted carclessly--some were fitted without sense, to be thinking of his feet, ittle toe is yelling *'Mugder 1* will give com- YNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTE: We dom't care if you get $6 per wash wages or he con hel B you to Prosperity, and it won't Saks Tua long to tell you how we t. streets. 3 33,600 Beek Dwelling and Stable, Bagot. $3,200 Four Frame Dwellings, George street. AE $3,000 Two Brick Houses, Barrie St. $1,000. Stous wad Brick House, Nelson ol . > $2,600 Brick Dwelling, Parl street. $3,200 Brick Dwelling, Brock St, All © Improvements. ,200 B B ua rick Dwelling, Brock St. mpro % $3.00 Brick Dwelling, Brock St. $8.400 - Brick ' Dwlilog, Brock St. Al Improvements. Wilh And 20 other Properties. ple Apply to J. A. GARDINER, 151 ton street. ; 3 3