Daily British Whig (1850), 13 Aug 1907, p. 5

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ssing e Boys Rightly, nd Economically. Uk ge A wo s thes for the Boy's Fall wear await | fhe abmird statement that our § out. We will say that we have | or to make the task of wearing ie Young Fellow as possible. ra good Fabrics, durable linings did Suits for Boys, 0, 4, 4.50, 5, 6, ), 8.50 and 10, ze. e can meet your every desire in IMENT--STICK. TO | wth in every Shred. s, 13¢. per package ; 2 for 25s. BBITT METALS 8 0., Ltd. WILLIAM ST. Toronto, Ont. ng Sale te Canvas 08S. pairs left and wish to clear In order to do so we have 3b anvas Shoes, au shes, vie §1 99 anvas Shoes, brown heels. v and Cuban heels, $1.00 Shoes, regular price 85¢ : YUL e 18% and 1} reduced to ait ov - - - - Toe, 10; regular $1.00 80c - - - - "= . rl > : 60c. | regular, 90c., now - 65¢. THY' SHOE | STORE . Besides. Try that purest charged . water, adds est to "the best whiskey and flavor to that not quite 'so good. Cer- tainly it is 'petfection as a thirst-quen- cher; and it "aids digestion York Sparks The Mineral Spriogs Limited, Toronto i For Sele By W. R. McRae & Co., "Phone, 227. Jas. McParland, "Phone, 274. « | James De Lara, who owns a J, 8. Henderson, 'Phone, 279. Rigney a Hickey, "Phone, 248. Witch-Hazel Toilet Soap The name tells Royal. --quality Crows --perfection ih making Witch-Hazel--soothing, healing, re- freshing, beautifying Soap --cleaning A perfect complexion ' soap, a perfect toilet soap, loc, & cake. 3 cakes 25c. * At Dragyists Everywhere. ""WILSON'S FL "| muizriéns mysteries that have remained from loss of blood by Policeman O'- Lonnell. Corning her assailant. not +his righ as Carlds Masteleno, there for the murder of a woman «in De Lars. -There he murdered a man at Canal and Front street, and camo to the Hotel Calebron, and catered to immigrant. Italians. To support her statements, Mrs. Willie Classon's Right Lung Was | valk u rack of butcher's meat hooks ane pli ing. in ting the brain. a night "he, tried the same thing an, { Woman Tells Police As- sailant is Gulity of Two Mur- ders--Can Support Her State- ment, ° Chicago, Aug. 13.--An attempt to m "a woman with a knife in her Toad At 317 Aberdeen street evening and the arrest of her alleged assailant may result in clearing two Through the statement of Mrs. Maty Murray, thirty-five years old, who was found almost. ynoonscious on the side- walk of her House," it "is thought sible that a prisoner held at Max: well gtreet station may be ch with the death of a womén in. Italy, and thet of a man in New York. For five years > the living rooms of her fellow tenant, in another part of the building. Yes- secday De Lara complained that she was not doing her work properly. An argument followed and De Lara, it-is charged, attacked her with a knife. The woman was, cut several times he- fore she fled. She fainted on reaching' the street and was found suffering After receiving thg attention of a physician, Mrs. Murray made a state- ment to Lieut. Thomas Couglin con- "De Lara is t name; * Mrs. Mwgray toldathe polies: "He is known in By an and is w 1890. He escqped from Italy, and came to New York under the name of Chas: Chicago. While in' New York he owned Murray stated that De Lara, as he is known, had several scars on his body, received in his fight with the man who she said he murdered in New York. On examination the police said| they found the scars, but De Lara ex-| plained their presence by saying: they| wee rolies of a fight he had when he wafra boy. Denials of both accusa: t#Mns were made by De Lara. The : ITtaligh ; cons York: police have t gation. ond. the New up the investi- | HUNG ON BUTCHER'S HOOK. Penetrated. New York, Aug. 13.--8ix aveeks - ago ald -Millie® Classon tried ' to od and fell, one hook catch: Is noso and almost 'penetra- Mrs, Murray has cared for! | weather was ideal, and the pi¢nickers {had & very merry time, returning very INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy, Paragraphs: Pitked Up «By _ Reporters On: They Rounds. . Bathing caps, all prices, at Chown's 'drug store, ° Hol could see a watering cart to-day for the 'dust, For summer complaint, extract of wild strawberry. Sold at Gibson's Red drug store. PL ihott and five wosknes Jit rl 'oronto at noon a contract, Elliott Bros. have in that city. Bed pans, urinals, pus basins, in- valid rings, ete, at Chown's = drug "What en awlul sight the ci to-day for Tears vo . i be better watered than our streets were, - dake a seidlitz powder in the morn- ing. before . breakfast. Sold in tin boxes at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. The eoity council, will, when the snow falls, talk loudly about the dis graceful street watering system in ogue year. - ¢ Razor strops, shaving brushes, soap, ¢te., at Chown's drug store. The steamer Mississquoi brought a full load of Americans from the Thou- sand Islands, today, giving them three hours in the a Compouod Syrup of Hypophosphites, our own make, equal to the best. Big bottles, 50c. and 75c., at Wade's drug store. ! J, Carroll and Saunders Bros. gave $2 eachior prizes for the locomotive works employees' picnic. These were unfortunately omitted from yester day's list. The pickling and preserving season is mow on, Buy your rings, corks, i wax, etc, at Hoag's. A large party of tourists came to Kingston on the steamer Kingston, this morning, and left via the K. & P. railway, for Sharbot Lake, on a Perfect fittting glasses, the result of a perfect test, at Chown's drug store, Who will make a hero of himself by' moving 'at the Board of Education meeting on Thursday evening that the" Collegiate Institute fees not raised, The steamyacht Castanet brought a large number of excursionists to the city, to-day, from river points. This little craft brings full loads here every. day; for which the, merchants should be pleased. i The employees of ~N. €. Polson & Co. héld a pienic at Lake Ontario Park on. Monday afternoon. The tired, but happy. Two quar} fountain at Wade's Cir store. The 'Prentice -Boys' excursion to Picton, on' Monday, was a success. quite a neat sum being realized by the outing. Everythipg wes run by the Kingston lodge, the lacrosse game and syringes, 50c., ra - other sports in Picton being under their management. The coolest spot in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross drug store foun- again and fell again. Rive. impaled on .a hook t pemelri is night lung; and oe 'die. : Jr mother jis dead, was front of A Modern, Bducation for Business requirement ¢ Frontenac Business College, KINGSTON, - ONT. Ts ome of Canada's Representas tive Modern Institutions. Our (connection with the United § Employment Bureaus in the large cities of Canada and the ' United o States enables us to place ever 8 ave never 18180 to do 1 Mod: 3 re particu 3 Fall Term Opens September 3r § & W. 1. SHAW, T.N. STOCKDALE & President. Principal. § PISRIIIISVIIIIIIINGIIG .- H. Nicholson EB cranTE ==: AND MARBLE = WORKS Ged 49 sypENHAM ST. ' (COR. PRINCESS.) rite for talogue. DIAMONDS We have made every prepar- ation to have a complete as- sortment. We buy direct from the cutters. Every stome has our guarantee. Solitaire Diamond Rings, 10 up. x 3105p. Diamond Rings, $60 up. Three Stone Rings, {rom for yourself Kinnear & d'Esterre, Jewslers, 100 Princess St STARVED HIS HORSES. Passion For Money Turned Miser's : His Brain. Merlin, Ang. 13.--One of we richest: land owhers in the vicinity of Darm- stadt, Philip Hartman Von Florstein, Rota A Paying Investment $1} is a necessary g | SUCCESS in this progressive age. & -- is sister, vt, the filothés "of the family; their home, No. 2,507 Eighth avenud. ) is the butcher shop sehild brothers. Along the front prack of hooks for meat the boy fell he hung suspend- it Charles Parks, a neighbor, im"down. He was hurried to ARM IMPALED ON HOOK. Woman Fell Through Transon of Hotel. St. Catharines, Aug. 13.--A petuliar and painful accident occurred at the International' Hotel. The key to the ladies' bathroom had been lost, and Miss Rose ('Maliey, head waitress, at- téniptedt tol crawl : through: the .tran- gom., When partly through she slip- ped, and .in falling her arm cau ht on a clothes hook on the inside the deors The. dosls\penetrated to the boue, and made a terrible gash in her. arm, her weight pulling the hook thgough the flesh as she fell. She was takin to the hospital, where wound was dressed: . Prof. Shortt And Archives. Montreal Herald. Prof. Adam Shortt of the depart- ment of potitical economy at Queen's University, Kingston, is at the Wind- sor Hotel. ™"w Krol. Shotrt had been in' Ottawa re- atated, #6 utilize university men in the work-of historic research gs much as possible. The idea which Prof. Shortt is éndeavoring to have adopt- ed aims Canadi serious anit: lasting research work may be = done, which | value to the men undertaking it. Gaulin-Caughlin. 4 Ovtawa, Litizen. > wedding took place in St. A quiet J ratiiekist oHugéh, when "Edward Gau- fle 8 intendent of the Rathbun in- tustfias iin Deseronto, Ont., and Miss Jennie Caughlin, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Caughlin, of 47. Waverley street, were united in marriage. The bride wore a handsome gown of white chiffon tafita silk and a haliotrops hat, and carried a white prayer book. The bride received & large number of very me ts from her many friends. The * young couple left on. this morning's train for Montreal, ec, Lake St. John and Buffalo, after which they will take up their re !gidence on Deseronto. Alfé Tierce has been engaged some days in fitting wp carried his miserliness to such an ex- tent that he starved his horses to death. He was charged with doing this and sént to prison. A medical inquiry has since proved that love of money and stinginess had turned his brainf Th ppeal court found - him irrespon- af - s 0 the: taken gitle and ordered his release. In grounds for the coming fi 'son. = "Alfie" - has gym. in first-class order. i the younger-people a8 to | of the roller rink. This sport wi to here and people will be the | cuitly, shibrel He Kas been actively in- Sere iit ths reorganization of the archives department. It is his object and that of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, itis to have graduates of the colleges employed in the archives department, so ~ that more js turn will be of for the athletic 11 sea- |, also got Queen's his home. Charles Dalton, who Many enquiries are being made by} the openin i as well | glad | the Jn. oy -day: is Grange Day among the Islands and every i is out for a good, day's fun. The steamer America bropght three hundred of the pleasure seekers from Thonsand Island Park at {noom, 'giving them three hours in the city. The street. watering this year has bees something drongiol, and the rate- payers are protesting. To-day the city streets were fillpd with dust. There .is no reason for this outrageous state of affairs. The dust about the G.T.R. station and Swift's wharf was simply awful. " A pint yottle of beef, iron our own make, only 50c., 'drug store. The city employees were envaged, | this morning, repairing the sidewalk at the corner of Montreal and .Prin- cess strects. After being laid fourteen years, the cement 'expanded, causing a large hump in the walk. This very seldom pens fo a cement walk; after it has been laid. any length of time. ate Buy Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw- berry, 350., and our own wild straw- berry compound, 25¢., at Hoag's. A meeting of the sports committes {of the : day picnic will: be held to-night when it will be decided whether the Victorias and Orientals will plav ball or not. Many people would like to see these two teams to- gether again, to prove boyond a doubt which is the better team. The Victorias are willing to play for anything up to a hundred dollars a side, winners to take all. t---------------- STORY OF BRASS CASTING. Police Get Trace of it and Return to Owner. Some fow days ago, when the steamer Dundura, was unloading its cargo at Swift's wharf, a brass cast- ing, weighing about sixty pounds, and shipped by a Montreal firm, to the locomotive works, in this city, slipped off one of the trucks into the water. The casting was a valuable one, and steps were at once taken to secure it. It 'was learned that a Kingston diver, known as "Jack the Diver," had secured the casting, and the po- lice were notified. The case was hand- ed over t@ Inspector, Sampel Arniel, and to-day that officer secured pos- session of the lost casting, and it is now at the police station, and will be returned to the locomotive works. It is claimed that the casting was sold to a local, firm, and that the sum of 86 was realized. It could not be learned, to-day, whether or not any action 'would 'be taken in police court, regarding the sale of the casting, but it is stated that action might be taken. ------ ' 'The Very Sultry Weather. Quite a fow people in the city and vicinity were overcome with the im tense heft on. Sundey and Monday. John Gilbert, who was fishing at Battersea, was , yesterday, and hand to be removed to is camping at Rogers' farm, was also trated." People living in the country also. suffered Very ly, and from reports heat was worse there than in' the especially 'on Sunday, when the and wine, at Wilde's i igation i lis-} w i again on Labor day. city, sousen, of the Ente ie ack, Ng qd bast in tubes, 15c., {mercury was very near the top, adés $ from starvation, while also suffering 5b, dapghies Eb at store. trusses. go to Dr When in doubt if wanting drugs go to Chown's. street, left, to-day, on a visit to To visiting Mrs. William Gillespie, Prin- cess street, fishing trip. Old Orchard. ford, Barrie street, completely. overcome, ROBERT MPGEE 1S IMPROV." "ING IN HOSPITAL. Engagement of Kingston Girl An. nounced--Visitors From Many . Points--Of For Old Orchard. Rod Lavelle, Uenanoque, is in the ty, i. Gibson, Arnprior, is in the city, ourg, is 8 a few with_ friends. 5% ward 1D. e, Cape Vincent, is in the uty, on 4, Alderman Eiliott is acting mayor for the halos Bf the week. Miss Ora gers, Gananogue, © is visiting friends in the ye + ~Janies: Anderson, "Guelph, is i Anders to the city, payne Miss Laura Quinn, of Oswego, N.Y., is visiting friends in the city, Meleod and wite, Midland, are vil Sing friends in the city, a Mrs. W..J. Robinson, Clergy street, 4 Saturday, say: retwsmec-itamfiava on Monday, "In the back part of the town the Miss le Matthews, of this city, | French shellz wrought infini loss bad left for her home in the west, death than the pris a Pas Miss larg Lapper, Watertown, N.Y., | were lyi contorted on the streets. has loft to visit ds at Toronto. Many ye stabbed and gashed with W.F. Baker, géheral manager of the | knives. Heads were battered with Kingston & Pembroke railway, is in the city. Y William Raymond aml wife, hd, are visiting Charles Sha Miss Mamie Gallagher, Asliley, Ww, Wellington romto. Miss M. Johnston, Montreal, is with 9 her sister, Mrs. R. J. McKelvey, Uler gy street. : : Miss Ethel Bennett, Gananoque, is R. J. Carson.and Nrs. Ca¥son-left today for several wecks' outing at Frederick. A. Shaw, Hamilton, is Charles Shaw, visiting his Brother, treet, King 8 iss Martha Forbes, Barrie street, leaves for New York, on Thursday, to visit relatives. ; Mrs: A. W. Bremner, Montreal, visit- ing at Capt. Edwin Harsey's, return- ed home to-day. ° George Rameatden, Port lope, has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. R. Craw- Daniel MeCdig, the veteran customs officer of the Toronto docks, is in the citv for a few days. 3 Miss Isabel Moxley returned from Guelph to-day, 'after spending , pleas- ant visit with friends. Thomas P. Walters of Toronto, is xisiting in the sity, the guest of his| cougin, Frank J, Hoag. Miss Esther Quinn and Master Arth- ur Quinn, Syracuse, N.Y., are visiting at Willian Hart's, Oates. M. M. Abramsky, of Toronto, is in the city 'visiting "Ris father, Joseph Abramsky, Princess street. . Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Belleville, and Miss Maggie Walker, Toronto, were visitors in the city to-day. Mrs. J. Matthews and Miss Florence Matthows, Syracuse, N.Y., are visit- ing. Mrs. J. Kelly, Division street. ra Hage t Mise Stewart of Wilmington, Delaware, are guests Mrs, G. W.. Mahoed; Gore street. Alexander Trotter' and wife, Bran- don, Man., are in the city stopping with Mrs. C. DB. Franklin, Queen street. : Joseph Morphy, "Montreal, is spend- ing a few dys _his mother, Mrs. J. B. Murphy, athiiThe Avenmore." Mrs. Louis Davif and children, Tor- onto, are visiting der sister, Mrs. At- fred McCutcheon, street. Mrs. W. Johnsofy/aud daughters, of Hamilton, are visiting her brother, Capt. John Gebghegan, Colborne street. ab Mrs. Kate Barry," who has been very ill at the Hotel Dieu, left, on Mon: day, on a visit to her sister, Mrs. John Moran, at Oswego. George Nolan, formerly teamster for Messrs. Rigney & Hickey, Princess street, has been appointed a night ghard at the penitentiary, Rev. Father lewis Staley, curate with Rev. Father "Kelly, of Smith's Falls, is spending a few holidays over at his old home an Wolfe Island. _ Robert' McGee, who received injuries ina reogit, fight of . 1 street, is still a patient aft the al hos- pital. His condition issmmoch improv- o C. W. MoClintotk, advance agent for "A Message From' Mars," is in the city arranging for' the production of his show here on Wednesday next, Au- gust 21st. Mrs. Captain Fleming, alse 'her son, President Fleming of the Seamen's Union, and daughter, Mrs. Barney Whelan, spent Sunday visiting friends in Inverary. Misses Margaret and Annie Me- Nulty, St. Catharines, have returned home after spending the past three weoks with Mrs. W. R. Davy, 171 Nel- son street. : Vincent Murray, son of Capt. James Murray, who has-been ill during the past two weeks in the Hotel Dieu, is recovering rapidly and will be able to be around in a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D, Streeter, of 170 Garfield street, Rochester, N.Y. have been visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. James Mullin, 48 Ordnance street, for the past two weeks, Migs Neva Clark, Utica, N.Y., and Miss Evelyn Clark, Odessa, lately visited Mrs. Calvin Wheeler, returning to their home on Saturday, accom panied by Miss Marion Wheeler. R. H. McKay, Fulton City, N.Y; and Mrs. 8. B. MoKay, New York, ternoon. Ettie, left, this moming, on the King- ston, for a trip to the SBaguenny, stopping at Mohtreal, Quebec and St. Ann's, and coming back by way of Ottawa. 3 The engagement is announced. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gilbert, to Wil- liam J. Rathian, of Montreal. ' The marriage is to take place on 'August 27th. ; On Saturday evening a young lady, Miss. Dunlop, fell off the depot car, pénded, but the young lady jn, have returned home after ons- be visit with rcdlatives at har Mr. and Mrs. Fil ened with powder: showed where men died pons. 3 "Many so killed were Arabs, huge limbed ~ giants. The plunderers had children were among the dead' litter- ~lending ~Moorish--inmilies to 4 Moorish lad- were in 'the city visiting their father, Captain McKay, for the past three prime days, returned homm on Monday es ate. ti a Mrs, (Capt.) Henry Esford and Miss Miss J. Victorin Gilbert. daughter of | and received "some -bad scratches on Thursday, 2:30 p.m. 50e. her head and facé No one seems to know exactly how the accident <hap- ; e legislature of Georgia has {agreed on a prohibi law which was| will go into effect on January lst. thrown face downward unto the road. | z% 2 pop EXE . and Mrs. P. Filt2 and som, Mar- Wid- jr., and som, from the same ; : Arabs Killed One Another in ; Plunder. : London, Aug. 13.~The Casablanca correspondent of the Daily Mail, de scribing a tour of the ruined town on «x48, and enormous bullet holes black- at short range by Arab wea: fought among themselyes for one an- ther's plunder, and killed one an- other in a contest to ¢ along the narrow lanes when the French rein- forcements landed. Many women and ing the streets. "When the fleet arrived and the heavy bombardment of the exterior of the city commenced there was a to escape, but the oply exit into safe ty of the country was a single - fale on the south side, where the warships dropped a rain of shells, Here, alon the wall, hundreds of hodies were pil- od, white white clad Arab corpses dot ted the whole plain. More Arabs 'were killed 'here than in the whole interior of thé town. Bodies were lying among piles of goods of every degeription, bales of sil--eotton cloth, chests of tea, piles of sugar,. etery commodity; Many hind trampled to death in the strug. gle to reach the oxit, which was Tike that at a theatre fire. "Saturday two English ladies, at the requést of the French authorities, because they were able 'to speak Ara: hic. naid visits to the houses of the as to the safety of the. ies, It is not known what they learn- ed except that Moorish gentlewomen horst into tears, kissed their feet when they entered, and piteously im- lored protection. "The English ladies returned pale and trembling wiih the horror of the storien they heard, which thev were unable to repeat. bl ears, where Arabs, violating the sanctity of the women's quarters, had torn jeweled earrings away, Were the least of the horrors they heard, Imy- wll saw several young and beautiful- fv dressed Moorish ladies Filled bv the same shrapnel as their assail- ante," » A Family Gathering, A family gathering was held at the home of Joseph B. Abramson, Barrie street, on Sunday, A t 11th. Those present" were : Moses Abramson, fath- er, from Boston; Mrs, Goldie Green, sister, from Boako, Maine; Mrs, Sarah Tzsenbud, a cousin from New York city; Miss Katie Abramson, a cousin from Boston; Mrs, Jennie Apramson, a sister-in-law from Boston; Mr. and Mrs. H. Abramson of this city; Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, of (this city; Aleck Abramsky and fignices,. this city; Max Tettlebum, a friend, 'tity; Miss Edith | Abramsky, a cousing ity, and several others. After dinn driving party was formed, and al py time spent in enjoying the gp of the sup rounding country. i w Late Mrs. Ss Mrs. J. S. Sands,' an} Kingston, passed | Tuesday morniug, 'at: he {Queen street. JDeoe was born in | Armagh, Ireland, éame to Canada {when twelve years .of 'age, and had {spent all of her lifé in this by {in and around Kipgston. 8 jgffsur- {vived by her hyisbeid, three ters and ome son, 'also th ist, | daughters gre Mrs. 'J. A. Madill, King- |ston; Mrs. John Mudill, Napanee; Mrs, | E. C. Mitehdl, Kingston, and the son, {J A. Sands, of Toronto. Mrs. Sands {was a devoted member and attendant at Chalmers church, and only when being taken ill did she relinquish her | duty to the church. The funeral will | take place Thursday afternoon, and | will be of a private nature, . ly away, Smith-McClellan. At 'the residence of the bride's moth- er, Mrs. McClellan, 'Barrie street, on Monday, the wedding took place of her daughter, . Isabella, to Charles Fraser Smith. Rev. Dr. Mackie per formed the ceremony. The bride was attited in white embroidered net, and betes Harry Stetvart and Alexander was assisted by Miss Nellie Cullen, who wore a costume of white. Charles McClellan was best man. The couple were married under a floral arch, and the parlor was beautifully decorated with flowers.. - Locomotive Works' employees" 'picnic. Their names were accidentally omitted from the list in the account published yesterday. When a man picks up n pair of pat taloons he has not worn in a long time, he always feels in the pockets 10 see if 'he has left any money in | them. > Sheffield, © Eng., Corporation tram- way nrofits for the year amount to £45,000, and £24,000 will be allotted to the relief of the rates. | Steamer America makes another of hor famous tours of the "Islands, vie | American a 1 Ai Ch a) Not the wealthiest, not the most learned, nor fhe idler--but the man who has good health and works for his living. This rath i trite, but not trivial LE : Fos Every, man should guard his health as his most valuable posses sion. The more so because health is easier to retain than regain. Keep your grip on health by regular exercise g ms Bil oxzasional, % in eating and"requisita sleep. Take Beecham's i A to tone the stomach and keep the liver and bowels in good working order. And don't worry. < ; ; CH " Observe these simple rules and yor will agree that the one gets the most from life is The Man Who Uses BEECHAM'S PILL Prepared only by the P . Sold everywhere in Canada and U. S. America. In boxes 3§ cents. -- agen : New Brown Veilings, at 35¢c. and 40e. New Long Silk Gloves, 50c. and $1. New White Skirts, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.75. New Colored Wash Skirts, $1.50, $1.75, $8. New Panama and Lustre Skirts, in Cream, and Brown. Pretty Blouse Waists We are being congratulated 'all round on the beautiful dis- play of Sheer Lawn, and Mull Waists, on 2nd floor, simes, 32to ] 48. Priced $1 to $3.50. ; : Tucked Lawn Waists, with Embroidery Insertion - down § front and round sleeves, 35¢,, worth 60e. Millinery ! Millinery ! New Embroidered ie Hats, trimined with Lace, Chif- fon and Wide Duchess Ribbon. SEY : ] SPENCE'S ™ Black, Navy 5 Sr PA oy - Burnishine 1} Polishes All Metals. Used by Yachtsmen, Fire departments, Janitors, Engineers, on Steamships, Auto- mobiles, and by anyone desiring a brilliant lustre on metal. Sizes of tins: Half Pint, Pint, Quart, Half Gallon and Galipn. MCKELVEY & BIRCH, 69-71 Brook St. SALE OF. COUCHES THIS WEEK. 4 Wire Constructed Leathér Couches. : 5 Wire Constructed Imitation of Leather Couches. . 3 Wilton Rug Couches. grt ; . 8 Velours in Fancy Patterns. ; This week at sale prices. a . Leading Undertaker. James Reid, ™ "mt ii ¥ CANADAIJ]LIFE ASSURANCE CO' _ HEAD OFFICE kimi mosnpiessssasssme wprimnnsen TORONTO, ONT. 8 mow vl har he S00 LFA fo SL en : Sion to the od-of 10s, : in Premiulis Via.120.801.90. For every $100 received in ums, from P or Credited them with $1 5. Many years aga the Canadien 1 next, t. hus over Sines maintained the Hght be known as ay pany." Figures a y for, you x1 cher i ghven. 18 Market treet URQUHARY, + vo Tag, 9) Special Agent. | Ya Xi

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