Daily British Whig (1850), 23 May 1907, p. 7

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Imparts that peculiar lightness, sweetness, and flavor noticed in the finest cake, short cake, biscuit, rolls, crusts, etc., which expert pastry cooks declare is unobtainable by the use of any other leav- ening agent, Made from pure, grape cream of tartar. ee ---------- Stands For Uniformity. Hamilton Spectator. The Ottawa Free Press thinks that the Royal Military College order that it i wrong the whole military idea is wrong; the cutting of the hair, the weéaringof . certain uniforms at cer- tain mes and upon certain occasions, ir! cadets must not shave their mous: | the keeping of step in marching, ete. in ag soo taches is a "fool regulation." The in- : ¥ : ® 8, sick wo- tention of the order is to provide for re indeed glad greater uniformity of appearance. 1f | Try Bibby's 812.50 raincoat. g Miss Clara Béaubier of Beauport - 1] Quebec, writes: Po a ' Dear Mrs. Pinkham :-- "For I ha fe i 2 | formals trouble which has | Ba drain on my vitality, sa st; 8 | and causing severe hey Deal ath - and a general worn-out feeling, until , | 1 really had no to live. I tried many medicines but did not ct ert relief ¥ until I took ia E. Pinkhan's Vegetal], i Compound. In two months I was very . mater ne, ad , no more bl ge. Ro more bain. Eo 1 dave every Is Your Wardrobe Ready? If Not, reason se the Vegetal mpounc and I consider it without equal for the iis It Can Be Replenished Here. | Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com- New Shirt Waist Suits, ir Cream and Black, of fine Eng- 5 is the unfailing cure for all thes lish Lustre, the closely pleated sunburst Skirt, with Waist to | Rubles. - 3 ha the Prope: match, very prettily made. Rorrors will no tars orest ou all its New Blouse Waists, the finest assortment we have ever | Back he, dizai fainting, bearing shown, ranging in price, from 50c. to $4, sizes, 32 to 44. | down Joins, disordered stomach. mood; New Coats, in Light Fancy Tweeds, Fawn, Broad and evmploms othe one "ca Sitiety ail Covert Cloths, $3.50, $4.50, $5.50, $6.50. | auiesly dispelled, and it will Bake you Millinery! Millinery! Millinery! You can tell the of your suffer- This department was never more to the front, with the ings to a woman, receive helpful show of Up-to-Date Novelty Hats, Lingerie Hatsi New York vice poo of oct Address Mra. Flak. Sailors, Boating Sailors, Children's Headwear, etc. 5 , : Tr re. Pinkham is the daughter-in-law of Lydia i illi Re Soke ad 4% Sepp ive, Tou SPENCE'S ™:123%a8 Millinery under her direction and si her decease, been advising sick Hm and Mantle Store free of charge. pound Succeeds Where Others Fail, VEO SSP DOOODOOPIOROD¢ Loan 2 en v. @ Better Than Ours RT es that will ular patron. > > @ ® convert the © " > > and the cut of our garments out to perfection. 4 > Suits, §12.60&$15 © 0, $14 and up. § SUITS Fabrics are Imported ® $16.50. } SUITS, $10, $12 and $15. ; , Greys, Blues and . Olives, RS, at $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4 sale. ring Shirts AR ® ® > New Patt'rns andef Color- 4 ings, in Cottons, Lisles and Cashmere, 25¢., 35¢. and 50c. "Bibby's"', ¥ ng Underwear and Jerseys. slts, 25¢., 50c., 75c¢., $1. www "Condor" Japan Tea yyw An extra-choice quality: The very best! Ask it from your dealer. 40 CTS. A LB. THE E. D. MARCEAU CO., LIMITED, Wholesale Teas, Coffees, Spices, Vinegass, 281.285 ST. PAUL 8T., MONTREAL, Canada. Ee Healthful If the systeni'is:rundown--if you don't feel up to the mark --test the splendid tonic qualities of It is the best Beverage for home use because of its absolute . 4d Ale is brewed of a blend of choice hops, purity. and malt made by Labatt himself from selected Canadian barlev. It is stored in the brewery vaults and matured in the natural 9 Aleis so pleasing and palatable way. That is why --s0 hezithgiving and Delicious Lasist on SCGAGUS At all dealers, cafés and hotels. 25¢.; SEVERAL BIG HIRES ONEIN MARBLE WORKS AT BUFFALO, N.Y. And Several Fine Slabs For the McKinley Tomb Were Destroy- ed--Several Persons Suffocated at Utica, N.Y. Buffalo, N.Y., May 23.--Fire. de stroyed George big marhle cutting shops, at the 'foot of Maryiand street, early this morn- ing, entailing a loss of more than $40,000. Several great marble slabs for the McKinley tomb, now being erected at Canton, Ohio, were entire ly destroyed. The loss is fully in sured. : Two Were Suffocated. : Utica, N.Y., May 23.--In a fire in the Metropolitan hotel, carly, this morning, Anpie Sullivan, a chamber: maid, A. James, Clinton. a guest, were suffocated. Many others were more or less overcome and thers were many narrow escapes. The finan: cial loss will be small, PRISONERS ESCAPED. Farmer Accused of Hiding Feeding Them. Cornwall, Ont; May 23. George Barclay, Iroquois, in jail at Canton, N.Y., for smuggling, recently broke his parole, when allowed out about town on account of his health, and skipped for home, which he reached in safety. William Brisben, in for forg- ery, also escaped. Milo Lawrence, a farmer who resides at 'Waddington, N.Y., nearly opposite uois, has been arrested and committed for trial on a charge of hiding and feeding the escaped prisoners. Lawrence gave $500 bail for 'his appearance when called upon. f and A South African Prospector. Among the prospectors who have.re- cently gone into the Temagami dis- trict is a son of President Reys, of the republic of Colombia. Young Reys was a student at the Kingston School of Minbg, and has evidently been seized with the mining fever. Try Roney & Co. for your suit: Two pairs stockings, 25c.; hose supporters, extra strong, all colors, ) two undervests, 25¢.; two pairs dress shields, 25c. New York Dress Keiorm. Bibby's new straws are ready. You get style, fit and. satisfaction and save money at Roney & Co's. Te§" Pibby's .50c. cuff .links.- It takes a lot of will power for.an unmarried woman to look as happy as a bachelor. See Bibby's $12.60 blue suits. Many a man never knew that he had hands until he got out in public and didn't know where to pit them. Sce Bibby's 50¢. silk "kerchiefs. £3 19s. 10d, a head is the English person's yearly bill * for alcoholic liquor. - The Scotsman, contrary to See Bibby's 50c. leather belts. If you get your new suit here you will be well pleased. Roney & Co. 17 India Pale Ale is good for you.. The choice barley malt is a nourishing, wholesome food. lt strengthens the system--and makes firm flesh and good, red blood. The choice hops have a sedative effect--bringing sound refreshing sleep. India Pale Ale- W. Maltby & Son's DAILR' BRITISH 'WH1G, "THURSDAY, MAY 23. FRONTENAC CHEESE BOARD. 'Selling Price on Thursday Was a © 12 7-16e. : The Frontenac Cheese Board met i regular session, at the Whig hail, Thursday afternoon, with a good at- A letter was received from D. J. MacKinnon, of Nelson, B.C.. a form- er member of the board, thanking the for their interest in his wel- fare. Mr. MacKinnon expressed the hope that the board would have a most Susceasiul season, ollowing factories boarded : White.~Rose Hill, 30; Morning Star, 35; St. Lawrence, 35; Silver Spri % 50; Thousand Islands, 20. Wolfe Is. land, 27; McGrath's, 30; Collins Bay, 40; Arigen, 40; Elm Grove, 30. Cold ,. 00; Sunbury, 30; Model, 60; total, 497. RB urnie, 30; Glenvale, 10; GI , 50 Oso, 2M: i 20. tota!, 174. : 5. Outarie, The board opened at 12¢., and the highest bid was 12 7-16c. made by Mr. Gibson, and at this price Mr. Gib- son ased the whole board, with the evoeption of sixty boxes boarded by Model. Mr. Gibson secured 611 boxes. The selling price last 12 3-16¢. Er -- MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The News Gathered About Wharves. The steamer Mississquoi cleared to- day, for Rockport. James Collier, of Picton, intends to build a boat for Napanee-Adolphus- town-Picton route. He'is the own- er of the steamer Rejndeer. The steamer Saleberry, which arriv- ed here yesterday, en route to Belle ville, has been purchased by the Cement company of the latter place week was the for a fe boat to carry their em- ployees. She is 100 feet long. The steamer Varuna, of Belleville, has had to re-install her triple engine, owing 10 a new compound one order ed not being completed in time. The former was considered too strong for a boat of the Varuna's size. She can speed sixteen miles an hour. The steamer General B. Franklin, of Alexandria Bay, has been purchased by Peter Cavanagh of Perth. She has been--on the St. Lawrence river sinew 1872. The Franklin is now at the Kingston foundry marine railway, and will be thoroughly overhauled. -------- Died At Montreal. The death occurred at Montreal, on Wodnesday, of Miss Margaret Byrne, sister at the Mother Home." Decensad had been ill -for some time. She was formerly mother superior at the Notre Dame convent, in this city, and left here two years ago, for Montreal. James Byrne, of Johnson street, is a brother of decemsed, and he, accom- panied by Archbishop Gauthier and Mother Wilired, of the convent here, have left for Montreal, where the funeral will take place. Deceased was one of the founders of the Notre Dame convint] and was connected with it for eleven years. beloved by the sisterhood and pupils, but hy all others who had the plea- sure of her acquaintance, amd the news of her death was learned with sincere regret. The Cup On Exhibition. The magnificent siiver cup donated by the Victoria Day celebration com- mittee to the winner of the motor boat races to-morrow, is on exhibi- tion in the window of C. W, Lane's jowellery store, Wellington street. Mr. Lane supplied the cup, and his choice of design is to be commended. The engraving has been very tastefully executed. On one side of the cup ap- pear the words: 'Victoria Day, Kingston, 1907, Championship cup.' Many citizens admired the beautiful trophy, which should be highly priz- ed by the fortunate winner, whoever he may be. The Decline In Bank Stocks. Montreal, May 23.--The stocks of al most all the leading chartered banks of Canada have recently been showing steady declinos. They had been show ing a much lower yield than most other stocks, and they seem to be get- ting down to a level where they will yield at least five per cent. Jenkins' for New York jewelry. Georgina Brown, a young girl who kept house for her brother on a farm two miles from Killarney, Man., was outraged and murdered by Lawrence Gowland, a Barmardo boy, who + had been making his home with the Browns for two years past. Bibby's the place. Trudel, at Point Levis was working on the cliff when a slide oceyrred, The rope he bad about him slipped and was choking him when men cut it and he fell among the rocks twenty feet below, He was badly hurt, See Bibby's display of neckwear. Sale of Hn st ngs, splendid value, 25c.; cashmere stockings, 5c. New York Dress Reform. Try Bibby's handsome 81 shirts. Smart Weed and Belladonna, com- hined with the other ingredients used in the best porous asters, make Carter's 8S. W. & B. Backache Plas- ters the best in the market. Price 25 cents. See Bibby's 50c. silk kerchiefs. Sale of corsets, with hose support- ers, 50c. We keep all the well-known makes. New York Dress Reform. Bibby's for men's underwear. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., says Ireland must make a stronger, sterner, more energetic struggle than ever before, for the erection in Ireland of a great as- seinbly to make the laws of Ireland on Irish soil. > See Bibby's pretty gray suits. Come in and see us this evening. We will bp pleased to show vou through our stock. You will not be arged to buy. Roney & Co. See Bibby's swell $1 shirts, Mr. and Mre. William Ellix are enjoying cosnubial bliss at Chateau Villegenisse, <q country place not far from Paris, Jenkins' for new gloves, J. E. Boeck, New York! is wanted for stealing over $250,000 worth ious stones obtained from various For York firms. or She was not only" ATTHE POLICE COURT CHARGED WITH ROBBING A "CLOTHES LINE. 'Themas Miller a Young Man; Arrested By Constable Naylon --Remanded a Day. Constable John Naylon, last night; arrested Thomas Miller, a young man who has been before the court on two other occasions, 'on a charge of steal ing clothes from the line in the yard at the home of Chapman Chm le, Earl street. He appeared in the po- lice court, this morning, and was re- manded a day. Constable Naylon says that he caught Miller in the yard, with a small bundle of clothes in his arm. Niller does not deny this, but states that he has been employed for several days, in hauling ashes, and that last night, he was around several yards, on the lookout for a job. He says that while he was in Chapelle's yard, he ran aginst the clothes line, knook- ing some of the clothes to the ground and that he was just about to re place them, but Constable Naylon ap- peared an the scene. Constable Naylon noticed the pris oner on West street about 9:15 we whe and it was shortly after this that he caught him in the yard: The officer said that when he was about to place Miller under arrest, the young man cried bitterly, and begged not to be taken to the police station, saying that the magistrate would send him down for five years. ! While the officer was making some conuiries at the house, Miller jumped the back femce, and made his escape. Later, Constable Naylon arrested him at his home. John Melntyre, K.C,, appeared. on behalf of the prisoner. James Healey, a young Englishman, who has been out in this country a year, was registered as a drunk. He was taxed £2 and costs, and paid. Ha swelled his chest when he told the magistrate he came from Old London. The Cry Of Bad Blood. Let the blood become impure or im- poversihed and the nerves--which 'draw their nutriment from the blood--are apt to reply with pain. Rheumatism, J neuralgia, locomotor ataxia, and oth- er painful affections arise fram' impure blood. Debility and muscular weakness has the same cause. The certain = re medy is Wade's Iron Tonic Pills. They are a great nerve wtremgthener amd Elo d maker. In boxes, 25c., at Wade's Drug Store. Money back if not satis factory. Can Make Connections. The Kingston and Pembroke railway company was notified, on Wednesday, that by the new trans-continental timetable on the Canadian Pacific railway, through trains would: pass Renfrew daily at 4.15 p.m., and ask- ing the K. & P. RR. trains to be ar. ranged so as to make connections with themw Superintendent Conway is highly pleared, as he has been work ing for such a conncetion for years. It is probable that the noon train from Kingston will leave at 12.10 p.m., and with a little faster running the connection can be made at Ren frew and passengers for the far west given much speedier progress than ever before, We have plotted, planned and figur- od, working from morning till night, secking for a medicine that will take the place of Hollister's Rocky Moun- tain Tea, but we can't find it. Ten or Tablets, 35 cents. Mahood's drug store, Bibby's #1 shirts are swell. We will be expecting you in to night for your new suit, and are pre- pared to show yon the finest gpods in the trade at prices so low that you will be surprised. Roney & Co. Jenkins' for New York neckwear, "Fresh for the holiday," MecCon kev"s and Huvler's high class candy. Sold only at Gibkon's Red Cross drug store Bibby's for men's underwear. Call and see D. E. Fraser's large stock of wall paper, 78 William street. "Phone 373. Jenking' for faney cashmere sox, 25c, hs Fragrant steam, golden dreams, With gastronomic pleasure teem, So buy it, try it, drink i, do. possesses one of the largest feed doors of | any furnace manufactured. The advan: tages of this are obvious when one considers that, with sucha door, it is possible to use large, rough and unmerchantable wood. The construction ofthe "Admiral" is such as topermitof either wood or coal being used. The only | change necessary when using wood is the insertion of a per- forated metal wood-grate, which is easily placed inside on the grates, or removed, according to the fuel used. 103 Write fcr Catalogue RECORD FOUNDRY 2 MACHIKE CO, ot MONCTON. NB. & MONTREAL. P.C = Taylor & Hamilton, Stoves; Simmons Bros. Furnaces, : Sales Agents. REY THE [3 S e MENZIE LINE The name on every roll, is our guarantee of quality and correct design -- and your protection against in- rior papers. If you want the best |& values and the most up. JS to-date effects, look for when buying WALL PAPERS Sheet All Sizes. to B50c. An agreement has been reached be tween the employing printers of To- ronto and their employees, An eight- hour day has been comeeded. Bibby's for the bet. NF WEEN They are the smartest mo-~ dels known to the Corset Manufacturer's art, science and sense having achieved a wonderful triumph. « Prices range from $1.00 to $6.00. Will Improve Your Figure. When at the Chateau Pe hotel owned by the C.P.R., or travel in her Pullmans or Steamers, you will find. : f lied for your convenience. Py "The fucst and Canada Metal Co., Ltd. foie -- a TONIGHT We keep our store open till 10 o'clock. This will give you a good chance to buy your NEW SHOES in time for the holi- day. We have the newest styles in Summer + For men, women, boys, gicls and children . in Oxford Ties and High Shoes. Many + styles to choose from in i $ al { Black, Tan, Brown, Patent and Gun Metal We invite your inspection, ° bay. : ". #: Séo Bibby's gréat Dring your bays Ei

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