Other Chocolates smoothness, delicate the sustaining oualities of aug "@ AL A--PETER" lack flavor S; a The World's Favorite Choco) > Olate d Lamont Corliss & Co., n c Sole Importers, ommon St., Montrea). > 13 - e 8 t | Skin Sacks ; MADE OVER AND DYED, --BY---- W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER 78 and 80 BROCK ST, 'Phone 700. At present our Stock Desirable Cut Glass more Complete 'than ever. Choice :--Spo Relish Dish Pry Fruit Cream To Tray: Jelly P ro shes, Vases, , Carafe's ete. ve. invite your inspec- Jawalers and Opticians Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Phone 666. et -------- GSTON AND PEMBROKE IRON MINING COMPANY. THE ANNUAL MEET } harehplders of the Rane hiv roke Iron Mining Company wi L the office of Macdonnell & Farrell larénce St. he City of King in » TUESDAY, the 1st o 2 ay of Ma ant, at 11 o'clock' in the foreno wv for o Election of Directors a nd the tr on of General Business and eo ler an offer for purchase or Ie rase of rtain properties of the Company. . wn FARRELL, cting Secre Dated at Kingston, May Br, 1905 SNAPS --FOR-- ATURDAY NIGHT BUYERS ! ! Dozen Ladies' White Lawn. Handkerchiefs emstitched. A special line, \P at 75c. a dozen, TO-NIGHT c. Each or. 6 for 25¢. ------------ Dozen Men's Black Worsted Socks bed, imported direct by * us. best 25c. line in the ale: TO-NIGHT. 8c. a pair 2 for 35¢c. Dozen Ladies' Fast Black Gotton Hose a SATURDAY NIGH[!- trade. 2 pairs for 25c. Pieces. Odd Lines of Narrow Ribbon th Se. to 7c. Cy jc. a yard. MAN & SHAW yard, To- Bold in the Builight 4h a. A number of ambitious girls, some of whom have connections and friends in Kingston, have started a '"'Tea- kettle Jun," in Winnipeg, and are meeting ~~ with great success. They have taken a large, old- fashioned house in the down-town part of the city, formerly the 'residence of Mr. Hugh John Macdonald, and have fur- nished it cosily. hose rented in the venture' are : Miltigon and Miss Browne, of* ® ul iss Mary Powell, of Norwood; Miss Ida Miller, of Hamburg, and Miss" Muriel Lloyd Jones, . Anderson, of Oakville, will join the, inn-keepers shortly. Mrs. Norman Stuart Leslie, Bagot street, gave: a Juncheon, at the Coun- try Club, on Wednesday} in honor of Miss Edith Drury. The other 'guests were Mrs. Arthur F. March, Miss Ma- bel Gildersleeve, Miss Bessie Gordon, Miss Mabel Brownfield, * Miss Elsie Pense, Miss Kathleen Harty, Miss Marie Carruthers and Miss Phyllis Short. tained at Ruption; Saeki, for } York tor he summer at ore Miss Edith Drury, Those present were | eatlier than the first of Jume, when Miss Bessie and Miss Nora Gordon, |she' originally ini Miss Mabel and Miss Dorothy Brown- field, Miss Elgie . and Miss Marjorie Pense, Miss Kathleen Harty, Miss Marie Carruthers, and the eldest daughter of the Douse. The ladies in charge of the opening tea at the Goll club, this afternoon, were Mrs. John Bell Carruthers, Mrs. James Gildersleeve, Mrs. Walter Mae: nee, Mrs. John Macnaughton;, Mrs, Arthur, ®. March and Miss Mabel Brownfield. - - - - There was a very small and most enjoyable whist party, to the accom- peniment of a grate fire, pink roses, and a delicious supper, at a Welling- ton street residence this week, -. - . . On Wednesday Mrs. F. W. Kirkpat- rick's drawing-room was filled with visitors r to welcome back Mrs. Frederick McGachen. Small Miss Me- Gachen was g centre of attraction, and was on her very best behaviour all afternoon, consequently she has he- come very popular. bare done There was a girl's lunchcon at the Country Club yesterday. : . . Mr. Herbert Horsey and Miss Mil- dred Horsey have gone down to Ot- tawa. There is a possibility that Mrs. . ate - - Mrs. Tva Martin, King street, enter sn 7 Allaire 'Shortt may be over from New FOR BREAKFAST OR LUNCHEON HOUSEKEEPERS FIND A REAL TRIS It is the wholesomp Shredded Wheat wafer. ary white bread or 'crackers, because of its superior SUPPORT IN CUIT Displaces ordin- nutritive qualities, whether served with soup as a crouton, with cheese, preserves, cocoa or chocolate, or toasted, Try BISCUIT for Breakfast ; with butter. TRISCUIT for Luncheon. All Grocers--13c. a Carton ; 2 for 25¢c. R. McFAUL, KINGSTON CARPET WAREHOUSE. \ CONCENTRATION Means success. Our concentrated energy on four Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, Oilcloths and Linoleums Means best values and largest assortments of any house in the trade. Three Special Bargains for Monday and Tuesday 275 yards Tapestry .Carpet, good "wearing ' (uality suitable for bedrooms or halls. 25c. Per Yard. Brussels Carpets in lengths of 10y.15,.20, 25 yards, regular price $1.15 and 1.35 a yd. Owr Price, 75c. Yard. 50 pairs Lace Curtains, 3} yds. long, 54- inch wide, in: pretty designs, on Monday. $1.00 a Pair. R. McFAUL, Kingston Carpet Warehouse Monday Snaps 300 yards Sash Curtain Net, in spot and figured design, worth 25¢c. yard. Monday Morning, 18c. yard 75.pairs Lace Curtaine wide, worth $3.00 per pair, Monday Morning, $2.25 Pair . » 3} yards long, 60 inches THE JAMES JOHNSTON | STORE Miss Fj i soe Xo: ronto, 'She will be ay oe wonth, and will return then to po another visit to her brother, Dean Farthing. ; y e o 'ew Mr. C. K. Roffoy, Montréal, who has Jeet the guest of Mrs. J. T. Seward, ontreal st has ret e The tin of the Venerable Archdeacon Brooks, regiet to hear of his serious illness, through fever, in Western Australia, and sincerely hope he may speedily recover. Mr. Stuart Lazier came home from Toronto, last night, and is at the Avonmore, Mrs, H y Nickle, Earl street, is home from Yor Nirs. a No Cappan, Barrie strect, and Miss Alice Macnee 1eft on Tuesday for Atlantic City. Mr. Mellis Fe n has been spend- ing a few days in Mont s Miss C ia Straubenzee, who has been ill, is much better. The bridesmaids at the uwarriage of Captain Van Straubenze and Miss Fssy Case, 'in Toronto, on June 5th, will be Miss Edith Straubenzee, Miss Ruby Ramsay, Montreal; Miss Amee Falconbridge, Miss Jessie Johnston, Miss Muriel Barwick, Miss Adele Boul- ton and Miss Dora Rowand. Major Colin Harbottle will be the best man. West * street; left, to visit Mes. - Miss Belle Craig, yesterday, for Ottawa, J. D. Craig. Mrs. R. V. Rogers, Barrie street, turned, to-day, from Toronto, Ww she has been the guest of her jrother, Mr. Robert Moore, in Parkdale, and of her sisters, Mrs. George Boomer, and Mrs. H. M. Kelso. Mrs. Cameron, who guest of her aunt, Miss A. Ireland, Alice street, has returned to Toronto. Colonel and Mrs. Hunter Ogilvie and their children, ave staying with Mrs. John Bell Carruthers, at "Annan- dale," on their way to St. John. Mr, William Youell, of Aylmer, On- tario, spent a few days in tawn this week. - - - * Mrs. D. Noonan, Rideau : street, went down, by the Rideau route, to Ottawa, on Monday, returning on Thursday. The trip was delightful. Mr. Kent Martin left, yesterday, to spend the week end in Toronto. Miss Ethelwyn Mowat; Johnson street, went up to Toronto on Thurs- day N Ethel Mudie, who is taking a post-graduate course in the University of Pennsvivania, will graduate in June, with the degree of Ph.D. The career of this brilliant Queen's girl has been one continued success. Nrs. John Carson, Princess street, has gone down, this week, to get "Sunny Knowle" in readiness for the summer. Her household will move there nekt week, if the weather allows such a proceeding. .. Mizs Mabel Dalton, Johnson street, will be home from Toronto next week, The bride, Mes. Charles -C. Abbott, held her post-nuptial reception on Wednesday, of this week, in Stratford. ars new owner of "Ringwood," Mr. H. Sandys, is ex from New Zealand shortly, a may pessibly she accompanied by his mother and sine ter. Mrs. Frederick McGachen will be in town till the end of the month and on her return to Orillia will go to a summer cottage near the town. Mrs. D. E. Mundell, Brock street, ex- pects to go off, shortly, for a visit of a fortnight or three weeks, ip Ham- ilton. - » - - Culonel and Mrs. Anderson, of Ot- tawa, paid a flying visit to their son at the Royal Military college, om Thursday. 'They came up on the Ri- dean King. Mrs. William Howe, of Ottawa, is the guest of Mrs. W. B. Dalton, John- son street, Mr. H. W. Davis, of Newmarket, has been staying with Mrs. E. J. Davis, Sydenham street, for a few days. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Harty, Barrie street, returned from New York 'on Thursday. Mrs. Chamberlain Irwin, Union street, is going to Ottawa and Pitt's Ferry on Monday. * . Mr. Newton Jory has been visiting his pecple -in Barrie on his way to his new home in Winnipeg. Mrs. R. Easton Burns, street, «is going to introduce her daughter, Miss Zellie Burns, to so- ciety on the anniversary of her wod- ding day, which will take place in a few weeks, Miss Jessie Smith goes, pay Mrs. Novl Kent, visit, Miss Asquith, who is working amon, the blind children at Pate rd dia, has come to Canada on furlough, and will be in Kingston in the near future, : Miss Bessie Moutray, of Amherst Is- land, is the guest of Mrs. Clark Wright, Colborne street, and will be with her for a few days. (Contigued on Page 7.) ---- Frontenac today, to George street, a New Model For Large Hat. A new French model hat is here sketched, the odd shape being decid- edly new and becoming. The brim turns down all around, and is quite deep at the back and sides, although very short across the front. The mod- el was in rough gray straw, havihe loops of black moire ribbon across thé back, and a hali wreath of pink- ish yellow roses. Bibby's $12.50 and $15 blue worsted suits are swell. has been the. Se OUT 08 11/7 THELAKE ON-TRE MOUNTAIN SCHEME 1S IS ENDED The Trouble Was a a Shortage of Capital--Picton is Talking of a Sewerage System--Personal Notes. Picton, May 11--~The bottom is out of the Lake-on-the:Mountain, at Glen- wa. 44 Ib least, this, js the case so far WE , SAPURDAY, MAY 1r CONDENSED ADVERTISING | RATES First insertion, 1¢, a word. Each con secutive insertion thereafter 4c. & word. Misimum charge {Or pane in sertion, 26e. HELP WANTED--MALE, dy » pro- moter of le ob K is OR ennely Ab- out two years years agd, My. Kennedy se cured from F. 8. Wilson an option on the lake. His was to have the lake supply electricity for the county and it part of the pro- vince, Its i position, ower 200 feet above the ay made the scheme feasible. The Ontisio Electrica) Power Devel company, was organized, and capitalized at $1,000,000. The matter was more n a nine days' wonder. Many small investments in stock were made. Time P 1 and no developments. The option expired in January, this year; a three months' renewal was made and then another for six' 'weeks. Now it is understood Mr. Kennedy has dropped the under- takings Where has the subscribers maney gone to? In advertising, itis said, and it is understood that Mr. Kennedy claims he has lost much in the ill-fated scheme. The trouble was that not sufficient capital was raised to push the development. As a result many Pictonians and others of the county are out small sums of money, which, however, are all less than $100. A very pleasant gathering at _ the manse, the honia of Rev. and Mrs. William - Shearer assembled on Tues- day evening, to bid good-bye to Mrs. I ar Ilsey and her daughter, Miss Mary llisey, life-long adherents of St. Andrew's church, who are leaving for the North-West to make their home. Mrs. lllsey was presented with a handsome set of sterling silver spoons and Miss Illsey was given a beautiful sunburst brooch of pearls. They will leave, on Monday, for Red Deer, Alta, The matter of a sewerage system for the town is receiving widespread in- terest. The opera house wag filled with ratepayers. on Thursday evening to hear Willis Chipman, constructing engineer of Toronto, who had pre viously surveyed Picton, discuss the proposed system. Mayor Farrington pointed out that a sewerage system could be installed without levying of taxes, Drs, Philo and Wright pressed the 'urgent need:of a sewerage sys- tem from a sanitary standpoint. Mr. Chipman declared that side by side with the need for a sewerage system was the need for a pure water sys- tem. It would be essential for this, to supplement $70,000 to make the present waterworks equal to the town's needs, In regard to the sewer- age system the speaker advocated a trunk sewer to be constructed at a cost of $32,000, to be paid for by the 1 sewers on each town. As for "the street, these could he paid for on the frontage system, at a cost of six ents per foot for thirty years. Pub- lic opinion ig very favorable to this matter and another meeting will be eid this month. W. Good, New York, has poen in Phos this week visiting former Iriends. He is a native of Adolphustown, and now with his brother, Brent Good, who is proprietor of the firm, C arter's Little Liver Pills, which is rated at fitteen millions, Mrs. J..W. Johnson, Belleville, is. the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. S. Carson, Talbot street. Gerald Despard having finished his second year studies at Wycliffe Col- lege, is in town at his home. Miss Ethel Maund, Kingston, was in town this week, a guest of Miss Helen Wil- liams. Mrs. Samuel Cook, . Winnipeg, is visiting in town the guest of her father, Mr, Gallagher, Johnson street. Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Norman have returned home after a week's trip to Peterboro, and Brussels. GANANOQU, TIDINGS. Gold Medal For Elocution Won By Miss Eva Glover. Gananoque; May Th=At "the=Colon- idl theatre the "8t the five elocutionary contests dor silyer medals battled for the gok adhe class consisted of the" ei ver me dallists : The 1 Lyons, va Glover, Edith 'C Florence Stoliker and Gordon Hurd. The event was watched for with thé keenest in- terest by the peopld @nd in con sequence they were by a dull house. J. C Linklater,"grincipal of the Gananoque public schools, per formed the duties of chairnion, Messrs, R. D. Keefe and J. B. Walsh, of the high school staff, and J. Arthur Jack son, barrister, acted as judges, and awarded the medal te" Miss va Glov- er. R. G. Graham, principal of the high school, presented the medal to the winner, - Rev, Father Meehan, assistant priest 2 Rev. Father Kehoe; #éft town yes rrday for South' Mountain, where a new parish has been instituted and to which he has reéivéd the appoint ment, Father Mechan hak made many ftiends during his service in Gpn- anoque. Oliver Adame, of Toronto; has rented Gordon Macdonald's island. cottage for the scason and expects to take pos- session the latter part of this month. Miss E. More, of 'New Yorks has rented Mrs. Beaumont's residence on Church street for the summer. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Fredévick Wood, of Bombay, Inia, returned mission aries, who have beer ing a few weeks with ndatives: in town; left yesterday for a visit with Mr. Wood's mother in Vamouver, B.C., and . will return later for a further vikit here. Wi J. Allen, Centro street, who has been spending | a few weeks in Wimni- peg, has returtied home. - J. MM. Wal- ker © spent some time in. town: last week and this visiting with friends in Perth. Miss Tena Carnegia, Syden- ham + street, is spending a week 'in Watertown and eng N.Y., with relatives and friends, Sh ep, The Perth Courier hasnt: 15 May up- to-date Cottrell press and prints its weekly on it. BOY FOR MAILING DEPARTMENT ; gopd opemang for a hustler, Apply Busimess office, Whig. a inte A oop SMART BOY, FOR STEADY Good chance, splendid wages. "GENERAL 3 HEL] WANTED, | INFORMATION A Shu of Agp Wat a RR Mrs. M. ERY, ior ys Had AND ED iaians work Ai Bagot S de promptly at- MASONS AND STONECUTTERS MASONS AND BRICKLAYERS wanted ; wages 45 cents per hour; TUNE Hat han Machine free to approved ageut. Cavers. Bros., Galt. PORTRAIT AGENTS WORKING FOR themselves send for our new whole hieiod Kineston Hosiery Co. wages 43 cents hg alee oe BOY ABOUT 18, TO WORK IN [ESF SOW hour, at the New Government | ORAVE, TLCS FOR 8 Plumbing Department. Apply at 69 Ottawa, George Good- ab HE Brock street, McKelvey & Birch. win, Contractor. __ Ellie, Cataragih o SALESMEN FOR AUTO-SPRAY. A A PLEASANTLY A PLEASANTLY SITUATED, WELL Mar" : a Sprayer made, eu he, TO-LET. built house, in west end of rooms, large lot, th b % 5 concrete cellar, ol ih ISHED ROOMS. APPLY TO 34 FURNISHE Jouerey eniar, er = Clergy St. West, Pembroke Railway. kor particulars, apply to F, Conway, Acting General Superintendent, A CAPABLE YOUNG MAN TO travel and make himself generally useful. Apply, Monday, between 13 and 1 o'clock, to Alex, Tyo, King ston Bottling Works. SPRING SUITS TO MAKE, GENTLE- your own ob and get a te suit made, Siyle, finish guaranteed. ing and repairing done well. Galloway, 'I've ation, 181 Brock street. -------------------------- A YOUNG MAN AS JUNIOR DRIVER, one aoguainted with the city and who has h sulle experience in the care of horses. Apply «ot dnoe at HO Brock St., next Carnovsky's Fruit Store, McKelvey & Birch. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. ee ------------------------------------------------------------ A COOK: APPLY TO MRS. NICKLE, 180 Earl street. sale price list. Samples free, prices | A HOUSE. APPLY TO THOMAS | SOLID BRI RESIDENCE AND lowest. Merchants Portrait Co., Lad. Howard, Portsmouth. , number 174 Marl forine Torontoy ---------------------------- erly the late W, R. --------------------------yE SON.. FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH MODERN Reo, but now by uh" Ladies" PLUMBER AND STEAMFITTER, ences, 176 Uergy street, side of lot on nat with two or three years' experience; "of t 8 a short distance State wages. Good opening for al A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR THE Apply Bt eu 5 young sian. Apply 'Wy =R, keys, sumer iionths, Apply tod 73 Clergy dors' Soleitor. Clarence Lindsay, Ont. street. < tn ---------------------------- MEN FOR DITCHING, LIFTING | SUMMER COTTAGES, DWELLINGS, SAlLisq WE AORT, 35 PT. BY 8 PT. track and ballusting on Kingston and Stores and Offices. McCann, 31 ' on irae. Ao Very - safe. A som. Brock street. fort BOARD. oe li New it ny. He LARGE FROR T ROOM WITH B ¥ or soline motor Apply Mrs, J, Sherman, 298 Univer of meoe street. ay to quick sity Avenue, purchaser. FOR THE SEASON, A SUMMER |SAILING YACHT, 25 FT. BY 8 IT. residence, on Bostwick Island. Apply bean, Jend ali on * centreboard, to Prof. Ni F. Dupuis. oc ery safe amd cons Stabile, » looprigyed. Sails IA ACU rieve id A courLE on OFFICES OVER ne for Susoling mote i des desi red. it mpany's wn treet, gaint Clarence St. Tah to J. B. Walkem. Cnr 8 a bs es: ROOMS, IN GOLDEN LION BLOCK, MONEY AND BUSINESS. suitable for offices or Hving To Apply to A. NB. Cumninghawm, 7 Clarence street. "jour caso cove re JO. 179 QUEEN S8T., COMMODIOUS Ne of ro 10-rooms, hot Water fur Godrin's gt : t nace, and Jo lighting Pr a once. Apply 180 Princess street, nl Le AND © Fire a BR FAIRVIEW, MAC ST, JSACING Ravets 1,187 315. addition te k. kr rden, Yistoria Par al modern con- Mey the anlimyed Tsbiity ey the stockholders. Farm ty i Yearly ten- prefe May 1st, ny 840 Albert street GIRL TO SERVE ICE CREAM, AP- Per a Welt ply H. Jervas, 220 Princess St. - ie rg e's ving i WO GOOD OFFICES, ONE IN FRON & Strange. Arete, A GOOD COOK. APPLY 0 HL HE r of building, Cr King DrR oh wrt evening, to Mrs. Ii. alvin, Princess. Wil he vacant May 20th, King. street. Apply. J & fF Forrest, Gents' Fur EDUCATIONAL, nisher, 8 King street. S--------------------------> LAUNDRESSES AND MALDS, AT THE INTERNATIONAL, DORRESPOND! General Hospital. Apply, 'between BRICK DWELLING, NO. 181 DIVISION Office, B57 Brock Bie Bit hours, § and p.m. street, twolve rooms, extension dine am, to 5 oe. 7 5 y OFFICE SER ing Soom, and ia ehen, hat water to 9 o'clock: OR 2 Sere, A YOUNG LADY FOR OFFIC - eating ; immedia adension sentative. 'Phone, vice, at Toronto. Apply at The Wm ly to Frederick Welsh, No. 170 Seg. ' Davies Co., Lud. Division street. PERSONALS. en AT ONCE /OUNG GIRL TO ASs - 3 AY oy OE. A hike Apply Mrs, PLEASANTLY SITUATED. Hl EIGHT INFORMATION REGARIING coon 4 0 house, Knight, Alice Bt ------------ from Na 15th, convienent "Satehon: of Kingston. en inh price, rea: v and trains, ges, extension tehen, 1 IH Owner's DINING ROOM GIRLS. WAGES 430| iree'To"iufilue Tr hurte or Cow: | Suiwtr: Aintey Iormetion Detar American Hotel office. , Apply to x . ig office. iment, Lacgior Puvlishing SKIRT MAKERS. APPLY - TO MA-|81 Eine. STRERT. CORNER EMILY KNOW THY v or past The Paragraph Pulpit Unitarian REV. CO. W. CASSON, OTTAWA -- Ii Jesus enjoys the fulsome praise of the modern church, and is pleased with the adoration and adultation that have made Mim the object of worship, he must have changed won- derfully during the last nineteen cen- turies, and not for the better. It is inconceivable to imagine the simple: hearted, strong-purposed, plain-living man of Galilee posing as a celestial potentate. 1i He has not changed, He surely prefers that reverence and re- spect that manifest themselves in help- ful life and Christ-like deed. Stop singing His praises, and go out and do Mis work, ~the work that He would do if He were here |! Address Mr. Casson for free litera- ture, ---- Owing to my inability to secure suitable premises in the West, and to the splendid su > port accorded by my frien Here, I have decided to remain in Kingston. I am now opem- ing up the best selected stock of Imported Suitings I have ever shown. Spacial valuss combined with class trimmings and a ship leave nothing to be de- sired a WACCONER'S Fall and inspect the stock The site next the Renfrew Mercury office, where the marble works are now located, belonging to the Smith es tate, half an acre of ground 'and of- fered for $5,000, is to be the mew post: office site. Press Dispatch : Four sons at once, St. Paul, Oct. bth, 1906. A- special from Mondovi «says: 'Mrs, John Sil: verson gave birth to four boys." She's evidently a great friend of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c., Tea or Tablets. Mahood's drug store. Tey. Bibby's for mess loggers Bibby's spring suits are it. dame Richards, Steacy & Stleacy's. Dressmaking Department, hot: sar, Face con Bn a ? Mach ad ity Bathe: A 'COMPETENT HOUSEMAID, Al ng na » ply in the evening to Mrs. Sullivan, hey OSubled by ¥ by W. x Nick le, wars yon Sgpeatae "ach 2 Cor. King and Princess streets. o a At' deatred]. Any v8 A Vor o ad J yracing. Indiana. A YOUNG GIRL, FOR A SMALL R. MeUant. 51 Brodh street. VETERINARY family, to ashes in anata) douse ., work. Apply at once to 104 Clergy -------------------- St. , near Princess street. ; A r= mae Ni Gri Mt. a] ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OF street, just Post INFORMATION WANTED. fice, Cor. Queen and Bagot streets. Calla' tv tolaphane or WANTED TO KNOW THE WHERE-| Jpnpy p. SMITH, ARCHITECT ? abouts of Katy May Frasier, who "ote. Anchor Bullding, Market Square. MEDIC. was given by her father to & person "Phone, 845 i' . AL. { living in Kingston, o 1887. Ad. " ron wecanTy Lara. ! ok Mrs. h awrence, Maple ----------------y--------------------ES hu ----h hl of Srews Mp Jobu Bh. law POWER & SON, AROUHITEOT, BER. ace plod Dr. Ryan, Mon chante Bank Buildin, ing. corner Brock Pena AR corner a ANT. and Wellington streets. 'Phone, 213. o . SITUATIONS VAC , WM. aor seid hod ARCHITEOT, or MARRIAGE LICENSES. WANTED--TWO SPECIAL SALBSMEN #000 rin 's Drug . for Eastern Ontario to work singly or u ncess and Bagot | 0, 8. KIRKPATRIOK, ISSUER » TN ang on rod. Apply ta" Luke pr atrance on Bagot street, » 'aa ns st Bros. Co., Montrea one, . Phone, will be most Come direct to us for your Hats and everything satisfactory, for we are confident in our ability to absolutely Please you in Style and Price. - SOMERVILLE CO., High Class Milliners. ONTARIO MINING DIGEST and Northern Ontario Mining Devoted to Cobalt, Larder Lake, and Market News. : Every Investor sliould read this publication. Issued Bi-Weekl at $2 per year. DIGEST PUBLISHING 43 Scott Street, =