' ~-- -- RRR RAR eI re 3) Jur Hand | > every man or Boy looking for show our good Clothes or any- 5 choice Headwear or Toggery. 2 Rr 0 BE) B/E iting &nd it's a splendid time to p at our, $12, $15 and $18 Suits. , $18 and $20 Overcoats--Match Specials : Our great $1 Glove Mocka. Our Boys' Caps, 15c. Our Nobby $1 Men's Sweat- ers. Our $1.50 Cardigan Jacket. Our $2 Club Sweaters. Our New Collars, 2 for 25¢c. BIBBY CO. CESS STREET. ER AR IE: ERR RRR RRR; rn Mén's Boots built of Quality | Smart, erisp shapes that part rich tone to 'ene's parel. As different from 4 dinary footwear as night § om day. The economy in buying victus Shoes soon makes self apparent to the most eptical. The cost is but a ifie more than that of the wer grades. en's, $4.00, 4.50 and 5.00. vdies, $3.50, 3.75 and 4.00. fhe Sawyer Shoo Store. . FIRE 'coal roiling, and Start- t Has No Equal. ' ize Paper Sacks. LNTS. . Y & BIRCH )CK STREET. doa p 2 mL PRELLLRLRLOLL000000000 vedless Lemons, w Table Figs. Princess Street eed Ny rance pany. sille, also an AGENT for ated confidentially. 18 Market St., Kingston, Ont ¥ STOP, WOMAN STOCKS IN MONTREAL === ===> WILL COME BACK on. v2 so soc me AND CONSIDER a ra Lok Euler to Japan to Be The Very Latest Culled From All THE ALL- IWERE SA : Geated. -- Over The World. SRT EAS (WERE SACRIFICED IN. Al Tokio Go Be em, moiFLEET. WILL, ONLY STAY| Le Patric of Montreal, has settled A 0LD FASHION town visit of Prince Yotibito, thei] NINTEY DAYS. th libel suit of Senator LB es i Se Crown prince, Jorea : 4 [Looked As Th | apparently disclosed in an -- -- abayor Sug at 1 board fa iy \ 2 ough the Bottom ment made that Prince Ito, the Jap-| The Purpose of President Roose-| The board of 'control, Toronto, has ad Fallen Out--The Brokers resident-general at Seoul, will velt in Sending the Atlantic decided to recommend the annexation Were> Seeking Seli-Preserva-| | 3 Tur' Japan shortly on an imper-| " - Pa of the Deer park district to the city. ia tion. al sumufons, bringing with him the Fleet to the cific Coast--An| Railwaymen at London, Ont., say you Montreal Oct. 25.--At : \ ona ine fora course ut 8 to Re ) he ha . tle - t | 2 » Oct. 25.--At no time with- |S1,0% 2 K10. . i TR . wi ve little effect a int. Jou pry fear jin the past two weeks, throughout The _Corean prince, for whom Yoshi- oNarhington, 1 etx Jit ow = Henry Perkins was killed four whose experience with macket liquidation in the stock bite is said to have formed a strong| never cherished any idea of maintain: other workmen seriously hurt by the i 'women's diseases fu ! to the accompaniment of friendship during his visit to Seoul,|jng the Atlantic battleship feet per- fall of a floor in the steam and gas Tk s f ng prices, were stocks sacrificed in | ® described as an unusually bright | yanently in the Pacific oc fitting works at Oshawa. g b [le wild fashion that they were, to- cleven-year-old boy, but his future] Ig was learned, to-day ad onl Marconi's London officials gnnounte : 4 i Ae {dav, ' It looked for a time as though {is endangered by the child marriage| does he intend to order the fleet} #0 that he is going to erect his own land E and {the bottom had fallen out of whe |Customary at the Corean court. to the Atlantic, but that wr th lines in Canada to avoid the delay ec : n S er. many years under her market. Seli-preservation seemed to | The visit of Prince Yoshihito is be-| present' plans are changed th now existing in the transmission of . 4 3 : direction, and si be the main object of the brokers, | Ii ved to have removed Corean sus-| will go forward to the admiral in mesaAgess- 1 Here's an offer that lovers of" economy and warmth should not let d Phe three issues most affected by the | Picions and will enable Ito = to carry| command before the ships have ho Dr. T. J. Allen, of Aurora, 1. who pass, particularly now, at the beginning of winter : Secured a caw has been advisi ruthless 'slaughter sale were Toronio | @ut of his scheme of providing the 1-1 nine Patific eons is attempting a sixty days' diet of of Mill-Ends of Flannelette Blankets, superior quality, with pink & } 1 R ¥ ge fu-| ninety days on the Pacific coast of y ivi i sick women free railway, 'which had the worst break ture Corea with an intelligent ruler of | North America. ' peanuts, yesterday walked twelve miles and blue borders. Have them divided into three lots, which we 89 of o . o the day, Nove. Scotia Steel and | Japanese education. . | "Rear Admiral Evans, who will take to prove that his strength was un- will sell on i Many women - Montreal Power. Toronto sold down | he t out to th Pacific: goer U | impaired. gaffer in silence e ning points, from.92},. yesterday, -. 10 1 UNUSUAL SCENE. the A ist a pond That A new sewage and water system for Saturday at 25c., 30c. and 35c. Piece. and drift from bad to worse, know | oo >' Nova Scotia Steel, eight, from | would be just about the time - the Toronto, to cost $5,120,000, was re- 4 ing full well sey ought to have im- J. yestorday, to 15. and Power five | Giving a Leud Cheer For the{ships are to start on their return trip commended to the city in a joint re x vo iy . i ror S33 restery 781 The | : Toa vax 4 i 5 : " Elie tn et on my (7, Sorte 0 Bh Ti || i Sir af 0 RL psi | § 230 Pairs Boys' and Girls® Ribbed Wool "3 k g 8 of » marke as affected to | ibw: Yor ot. 95 -- Ther . a" ag { \ = » a. Shemeelven $0 the questions and robable | ole extent, but was badly a, on a. yey ap ory 18 wah ha Rev. J. A. GU. Sutling] late of Lake- Stockings. : * ex i eir i. rattled. scene e Stock Exchan -! : hea cian. It is unnecessary. Without, Hep | | at the closing hour yesterday. When Worry, Subject To Control. brat, fuckhorse aid Rinketoft, Joye Heavy ribbed wool, 4-ply varns used, correct weight for winter wear. or price, You cum cousaita woman whose | Government Aid Giten. | the brokers realized that the 'trying Take the great furse of American | orate of the Presbyterian church at Shses: , or Jad : a knowledge fran actual experience is | New York, Oct. 25--Cash amount life--worry. How we wrestle with this | Havelock. Regular, 5c. pair. : . : great. ling to $1,300000 was sent to the | | Sint evil, to be Shep dif agen The touring Canadian lacrosse team On Sale Saturday Only, per PAIF wii vv dustin spss 3 Trust co ny of rhe | and again ! How the little things of | arrived at ebec, Th dav nigh , . i Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation. in. thr. ¥ of Aetien, this mow: | experience, the small annoyances, 'the| the 8 5) So ny ght, on A ® re social snubs, the inconsiderate words|a rather rough passage, but all are 225 Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Drawers & Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. All letters are received, opened, read and and answered b women only. A woman can freely tal of her private illness to a woman ; th has been established the eternal confi dence between Mrs. Pinkham and the women of America which has never been broken. Out of the vast volume of ex- Piece which she has to draw from, t is more than possible that she has gained the very knowledge that will help your case. She asks nothing in retarn except your good-will. and her advice has relieved thousands. Surely any woman, fich or r, is very foolish if she does mot take advantage of generous offer of assistance. If you are ill, don't hesitate to get a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at once, and write Mm. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., for special advice. When a medicine has been successful in restoring to health so many women, ou cannot well say, without trying it 'I do uot believe it will help me. Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear for Women is a luxury, as well as a winter necessity. It holds its shape with unwrinkled grace -- and always fits perfectly, because it is absolutely unshrinkable. Stanfield's Underwear comes in 3 winter weights --_and all sizes from 22 to 70°inch bust measure. : At all dealer's. 146 ~ ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of thid * secretary | ing large way 750,000 from s continu- | to give i i sury during | the week. This 1 nts, in large | part, the deposits of government funds | made with the New York banks. ! The Lincoln Trust company resumed | | payment to its depositors as usual | this momiing = New York { of friends, the emmity' of those who dislike us, seize hold of the mind, tear : and torture it, until we are reduced to a mass of quivering and suffering nerves !~ Suppose, now, the victim of worry should on retiring to rest, com. | pose his limbs, close his eye and calmly formulate in his mind this or a similar proposition : "To-morrow shall awake with a free, clear . con- science, glad in the thought that: I can do whatever work Providence as- 2 All' the members of the Stock Exchange made their daily set- | tlements of accounts as usual, to-day, | to the Stock Exchange clearing house. | Banks Have Closed. New York, Oct. 25.--The - United States Fx ¢ bank, capital 3100,- 1 000, @ _ this morning, that'it | would not tional Trust with two and the {closed its doors, {to inabflity to secure cash. The Trust of this open to-day. The Interna- company, of Brooklyn, branches, the Brooklym bank Borough bank, of Brooklyn, | this morning, owing company of America, city, « for business as usual,' this 1 I'he line of depositors wait- money was much A much calm- in business g 1 to withdraw terday noticed my smaller than ve er feeling circles Yhis morning. was Suspended Payment. Providence, R.I., Oct. 25.-The Union company, upon which a run Irust vosterday, has suspended was made, | payment. Rallied Sharply. London, Oct. 25.--Americans rallied sharply, on the Exchange, this morn ing. owing to the optinistic reports from New York st EE PAY OF WOMEN DOCTORS. in England Over Equal Pay. A dispute over the equal pay of {women and men physicians has just terminated in Hahiax, England. The dispute began by The issue of an ad vertisement by the Halifax board guardians for a resident woman Sician aba salary of 3500 a year Previously 'the position had held by a man at a salary of 3750 a yea The matter was take up at once by the Londén School of Medicifie lor { Women which called 'the attention of the British Medical Association to {The Brigheh Medical Journal wot i terested And as a result of ing. the,woman physician who plied for and received the place | signed. In July the guardians ap pointed another woma Ww This woman, when her atten ' | called to the, dispute, asked to be w feased from the appointment a bond of. $250 which she had agreed to forfeit Sig chse she failed to twelve months. This brought Halifax Board of Guardians and established the pringiple o! pay for men and women physicians far as they are concerned. Dispute phy 11s war had tor MADE HIS ESCAPE. Almonte. ) : : Ww ie was committed to for. over forty years, contend He a | nesday, after an illness of several stand his trial in Perth on a charge | public right to heh ae walers hag vears old and leaves a wife and grown- of theft. This morning Farrell 'was | been established. : eprosentatives ol up family. : bramght out of his cell and appeargl the Guildiord Angling S gle ¥x b week A quiet wedding taok place at El- before Police Magistrate Smith, t® | 289% accompanied . Na place 1 wor. gin, on 22nd, when Father Gray unit- or a charge of disorderly con took the names anc acuCressas. < "led in marriage Miss Kate White, of A ell was on the point of | enteen anglers. Meetings of protest hug place, and William Brown, Brock- 5 ey, are a mt to him jy] have been held in Woking, and it bas} qe : | answering a question | | boen determined to defend the anglers | When buying a piano see the Nord | the magistcate, | ed and dashed "ling the door after him. As Acting | Ping : | Chiel "snderson was some distance | will Pla Sale of baby di all colors, one i Farrell, he was too far away to] How They Wi y- cent per yard. ew York Dress Re- | ron ture when the chief got on! The following players willl ne, ap form, | effec . { oy 5 ; : : | the street This is the fourth time | against Queen $3 wt the Fo Lie s D, g : . is PSC » from | MOITOW © Swalt, u ek 3 » . . ---- Farrell has fina his escape fir m | Ce rdheimer, Green, halves; Watson, Pearsall s Millinery | palice quetody. quarter; Halt, Parr, Blue, scrimmage; | Tremaine, Grasette, Goodeve, Ball,| | How He Dared. Rogers, Meredith, wings. . : Loudon {Drihume. § { eet Call in and see our beautiful 1 From ® the *Edst Fnd comes a sad Manitoba's Speaker nl. . story of a pawnbroker He was enjoy. Winnipeg, Oct. 15.--The health of Sh eeliE enE eeD re ss rough « so delicate © that | : . only per or Coc emaie D8. Tomita, ONT. Gorm o Jterine Tonic oh Ue ctual Monthly | lator on 'which women of strengta--No. 1. i 54 5 Lady Lau priot. el Adres To | the stivet door | him to the window with a jer «What's the matter ? he » demanded the kno knocking 'at "Come down,' | er. 3 } ""But-- = "(ome down. i The uncle of many nebh wp hast FH Chicago, Oct. 23.--The entire police | Of so many designs, to choose Howie and PEC force is searching. to-Gay, Jor Two | from, which we are showing this ot te demndd, {mashed Smiter whe LN dh {wash Shey Sen YET ARE HO rt, a" sai pi saloon In € a= sf : | "I wan'sh know the time," sail the wp "ul bbe sixteen men of money | the same time ask to see our jreveler. knocked (and valuables amounting {o' more | Feather Ornaments of all descrip- "Po you mean to say you =RI $1,000 i Iso Ostrich Pl hich Yor that ? How dare you ? than $1,000. tions, also Os umes, whi me up to! ial kod injured S---- | are sellinb so freely at all prices 4 The midnight visitor looked injurec. ipal Gilchrist. ' : 3 Root Compound. | .w.1, ve got my watch," he said Death, of Priucipy Gilchrist | What few Children's . Bear { YO en antouver; Fairview school, and Coats are left, will go at and jer To Visit Vermont. Wilfrid jor Winds Prem! Ottawa, id Oct. 25- rien left to-day x, | Vermont, where send | i] Monday as the guests o nor Willard, of Virginia, an oO of the premier. { plainest sor { man is veally fit William Farrell Stepped Lively at Ont., Oct. 25.-- Yesterday when he suddenly turd- | out the epen door, pult- | k shouted and they will remain un- \d friend | KEE ERREXEX AXE XREAXE phone if offered enough to buy a com- fortable annuity for doing so. especi- ally when Mme. Caruso have swallowed the bait with- out compunction. «There ix one lady at least who has refused this splendid offer, and the reasons for doing so, which she has given to an Australian reporter, are rather curious. Mme, Butt, the famous to the relief of the market, had turn ad the tide at the moment when prices wh were ebbing away with frightful rapid- ity. ---------- A Woman's Business. knows her business, = of li a womar the ess 'of the homemaker, and knows capacity of every busi it in its inclusive contralto, i ap he " le Clara . ] : 4 fe = Dh fo oy I who is now touring Australia, SAYS Ne, of' Bielojt : wy pio olny, Duffield . Goodwin, in Good she 'objects to having her voich "tb: ge ot 360 : ted by Dr. Me skeen This means, in the ned," as the Americans would say, |® © bt of contrac by Dr. Me: i ithe chiefly because she would have no con- Parkinson. deceased, of San Jose, t of English, that no wo- to employ servants . wash dishes, trol over the records. saw outside an oyster saloon a notice, who car hw "QQ 2 : : Mae a re meal... but many) So dnd So sings while you eat i " RT «ct the laundry work should think," added Mwe. Clara ; 5 th to do it herself Butt, "it would not be nice to hear | 1 sh ng 0 do Mrs » . . * . 13 1 one's voice issuing from some hotel make | | and bathe and dress \ . : hil bar blended with the voices of jovial customers, who might join in the rildren Before anything else in the world ay chorus: this is a woman's legitimate business, the place she has always been expect: . - : ed to fill, and until unforeseen and Hit Him Hard. Bahtianl® World Of Autumn. | 3 very sweeping changes occur, always| "Would yau call rice a cereal Cor | crimson weed and cobalt seed, a burs HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED 18687 y wi 1 to occupy. Whether vegetable ¥* asked the inquisitive A and o thistle pod. & } manifest, straightfor- man. poppy bloom and the yellow dust in| gp Bp WALKER, Paid $10,000,000 : ; "Wel p 8 x al the plume of the goldenrod ; President up » . oe world and bear and Well, 1 "have seen times when 1 Liu word 10 lve in, ALEX. LAIRD, General EE . - 5 a i and make and keep foneidersd it a missil," replied the re- Forget in and forgive -in, LR Manager ol B " ,000,000 or. whether she will hire] cently married man. - To walk in and to work in, to rest in IRELAND, Superintendent i i attend to, her children and -- amd to nod | Branches 'otal Assets, 3,000,000 Is ------ Heaky Bread. Mrs. Bacon : "1 wonder what in the world got into this bread of mine ?"' she plays br idge whist A her home while 1 like to feel that say 1 ¢ these plain spoken'. ar- ti newer and more hopeful | Mr. Bacon: "lt couldn't have heen housewives who intend {one of those meteorites we saw fall- ing last night, could it, dear ¥"' St. Philip Neri church, Toledo, was | the scene of a pretty wedding, on Oc tober 15th, when Miss Mary A. Dona- van, daughter of Michael Donovan, problem and solve it. ee aR ishing Rights In Dispute. lar dispute has arisen in re to angling rights on the Broad- _ Old Woking, and resulted re- in many names and addresses o anglers being taken during g competition The Broad- is a large expanse of water fed the River Way, and is a very pop anghng resort .Losd Onslow, he Countess of Lovelace, claims the fishing rights, and at their - re wt the Guildford Angling Society taken charge of the water, and « sole right of fishing there On the other hand, Woking anglers, who have cast their lines in the water voung farmer of New Boype, were un- ited in matrimony. Matter Demonte, Quebec, found guil- ty of manslaughter, was condemned, | on Friday morning to twenty years of |. incarceration in the penitentiary al] St. Vincent de Paul. "Rough skin" made so. as velvet, | flazeline Snow will do it. Sold in | Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Alexander McCrea, a native of Kil- martock, died at Smith's Falls, Wed- legal proceedings| heimer, in Kirkpatrick's Art Gallery, Princess street. in the case of any taken legislature continue i i be has practically decided not again | to preside in the house. Thomas Tay-| Jor, M.P.P., for Centre Winnipeg, 1s | mentioned as a probable successor. k- Hats a ---- Looking For Bandits. in good health. | large estate to his colored son. elk i Si x r Nh Melba and Signor| goowe MacKeown, of Webster City, la., was charged with $100,000 his stocking feet twenty minutes be- fore the fire. In the mail of Acting President Col- One day she Cal., two years ago. over the | Dormans Ormshy shot and killed Fred- erick Wehmann, in New York. Ormsby told the police that he did the shoot- ing in self-defence. Ormsby and Weh- mann had been friends for years. A paw-paw sweet, a bin "ot whost, With joy in the blood Toled i T. J. White Sperous Toledo, and hite, a prosperous |... 4 fe A fox in the den A minuet in the wmansion, with the hunt- ®o court in and to sport in when the A tournament, and agueen 10 crown, and A heart's delight for the lucky wight who To dream of bliss when she gives a kiss A mallow pink and a mallow white, A woof of haze that $10,000 TO ROWER. Brockville, Ont., Oect. 25. --W. S. Banta, a New York millionaire, for some years past spent his sum- mer at Charleston Lake, near here. He was taken ill Fess ERs REEREL ERERES signs me. 1 will therefore be harpy this summer, and last and cheerful. I will be master of my- week died in New York. By self, and will know myseli master of the provisions of his "will circumstance. I will not only be hap- a large amount of money py myself, but will sek to make oth- has been left to his clerks ers happy '--what~will be the result ? and amotig the bequests is This: Worry will soon loosen jts hold one of $10,000 to Norman on the mind, the world will appear in Dowsley a carriage maker a fresh guise, and the whole life will of Athens, who acted as Je 3 GAN. move in & new plane ~Rev. Samuel | 4 y McOomb in Good Housekeeping. # oarsman for Mr. Banta. E day had been passed without serious 5 ASIII | difficalty, they gathered in the centre Dislikes Tinned Voice ---------- ORIN of the big exchange and gave thrae London Chronicle. A > \ : cheers for J. P. Morgan, whose action There are not many vocalists who | "of og wi TO ole, op Sons in jorming the moncy pool that cume would refuse to sing into a grama- |, op, "'Po-day he ong he is ite relatives will contest the will. burning a shoe factory. Witnesses told seeing him hurry towels home in when a student at Beloit fifty Tn the course of a desperate fight wool mixture, ankle length Aft Aaveseaatie sesnasase vests have high neck Just arrived, cream and grey and long sleeves, drawers are Regular value, 50c. and 65¢. On Sale Saturday 650 Yards Tartan 36 inches wide, in many new and pretty plaids. ~ children's dresses, ete. : Regular value, 35c. yard. bf * ES Sa On Sale Saturday Only, per yard 3 " - What This Weather Calls For 65 MEN'S OVERCOATS-Cleared out a manufacturer's lot at very low figure. Made of imported' English beaver, in black and blue, 4 also black melton cloth, 44 inches long, with or withont back vent,' velvet collars, trimmed with serviceable materials; single 5.98 3 > bréasted. Regular price, $10. Quick Clearing Price for Saturday These are not all the Specials for Satur- day. There's a great variety here of goods and prices that 'will be sure to appeal to you. : The Montreal StockCog 180--Princess gtreet--180 Between Redden's and Crawford's Groceries. " Plaid Dress Goods Perfect for waists, s and All Next Week........ BL San storage of an automobile, chestnut burr and a chinkapin, a haw with its berries vlack the straw in the barnyard stack, A bountiful world to grow To reap im and to sow in, a-bubble from the lips of youth blown back in, he windfalls under the Winesap, a barrel by the cider mill; red corn ear im the husk somewhere, and a madd with her heart a-thrill ; A fine old world to spark in, To sing in and lark in, old-time sweothearts same ol sweetheartt still! the by the berm bank, 8 horn on the hills of lght, ers home in the night; A glorious world to dance ia, THE CANADIAN BANK; Over $5 and not exceeding $10 ha LL - - : yable at par at , and at the princi i at $4.90 to the £ sterfing in Great They form an excellent method of small sums of money bey om an ee be btained withous delay aay office of the KINGSTON BRANCH, CORNER OF KING AND PRINCESS STS. P. C. STEVEN SON, Manager. These Orders are (Yukon ex They are To live life's old romaoce én, eyes of the maids burn bright ! the rosy maids of honor, lays the crown upon her: A valorous world to To set the old wrongs in, t in, to the darfing lance that wom her! a by the singing stream, the warm noon lays on the lanes of the golden reed gloom ; A: very sweet world to bask in, To do one's daily tas in, : To hrowse in and to drowse in, to sleep ia and to dream ! e------------ A Defense Of Pope. Springfield Republican. When H. G. Wells, the English nove- list. was in Boston he praised Poe at a dinner. "1 think hardly of your New England writers," he said, "for their contempt of Poe. I shall never be able to forget that Emerson called him 'that jingle man.' Today a read Poe where one reads Emerson, and not to know Poe's work is rather thousand | - The health of the Nation will be improved COWAN'S COCOA ; (Maple Leaf Label) Pure, nutritious and easily digested. ; THE COWAN CO. Limited, TORONTO a by the a disgrace. There is a little inn at bome. It is rather a poorly eopducted little inn. The landlady gets every | visitor to write something about it in a kind of autogravh album, that she keens 'on her drawing-room table. "One visitor wrote in the album many Years aco: 'Quoth --." The landlady did not understand that quotation. She was not well up in Poe. And ever since that time she has shown, the crvptie line tq every guest entreating him to tell her, il he can, its meaning. : "But the guests are always too pol- ite to tell her. They not know. And hence, year after year, to every visitor that comes: the poor | landlady with her album gives herself away." - J principal of ihe president of the died Vancouver Liberal as- yesterday from pnen- price on SATURDAY. sociation, nw, 8 monia f ex-Hover A i Batternauts, y elc., at Camovsky 's. | Brazil nuts, chestnuts, hi kory nuts; \Pearsall's Millinery. om Mr. Sifton's Plans. "Winniner; Oct. 25.--Hon. Clifiord Sif- ton, left for Ottawa, to-day. is a rumor publis! to the effect that the raven | Edward's Nervine Compound A Wonderful Blood Purifier. It HAS NO EQUAL for STOMACH TROUBLES. ; : It acts directly through the Sk ok Liver, Kidneys and Bowels ' The best Family Medicine in Canada. Hundreds in Kingston xi testify to this. 8 For sale by all Druggists. Demand and TAKE NO OTHER. § 285 and B0c. or B for $1.00. § : o Preferred by Connoisseurs! om Mm Rich in flavor, g 40 ctssa Ib,--2 Ibs. for 75 cts. FOR SALE sEveERrvWHERE. eas, will not be a candidate in Brandon at the next election.