d much more I s give only fictitious ollowed by a reaction » worse than before RIL & anent strength, energy anything else. n or weary use Bovril. Purveyors to The King >TON--; nas Limerick Jast Limerick was so keen and the so good om the whole (that we je More Limerick, which 'will' close fis 'to pay the money to winners in s * jft buying. have the opportunity of 'hristmas good cheer. 3.000 SH PRIZES } WINNERS IZE, $250 CASH " : 25 "" res of $5 Each ges of $3 Each DITIONS CAREFULLY. this competition are perfectly sim- do is to fill in the last line of - the wn below and then send it, accom- (with label attached), of a package old. Red, Pink, or Orange La- FFEE, (embossed lid only,) - which send in one Limerick. You may send as you like so long as a TIN LID merick. , must be prepaid at letter rates. [ONS §8§R_ apronTmEnT M. THE KING EA ie World Can Produce. ly in Airtight Tins. SALE BY ALL GROCERS. contribnt. IMERICK " CHRISTMAS FOR ME G WITHOUT LIPTON'S TEA" E DOMINION [IS OPINION e decision of the Editor of The Toronto al, and enter the competition on that dis- lecided by the Editor of The Toronto MAIL sion must be accepted as final. Envelopes n's Limerick," and sent to MAIL AND EM- st be mailed by last post, , December 10th. imerick will be published in The Kings- : Tuesday, December 3rd. : s Is Coming, mm Is quite evident by the i jnumber of presents bought al- j ready. What nicer thana present from our well selected stock. It makes a friend for ever. » Fancy Odd Parlor Chairs, nets, Fancy Music Cabinets, - sels. : eid. puone 147. Limited, bead of Queem street. H. F. METOALFE, President. J. B. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary. BITTIISISISIINIIINNNN Boseeteeetsetettsesta 3 IMPROVE YOUR EDUCATION » an INCREASE YOUR EARNING POWER Day and Evening Classes at the Frontenac Business College, Barrie and Clergy Sts: T. N. STOCKDALE, 'Phone, 680. Principal » wes WR LERRVER Beeeesessteetortteteed T0 = > Oo Mm ~ 2 2 QQ 7] 2 % Imperial Crown Bran Men's Half Hose TRADE IMPERIAL / Made from fine All Wool Cashmere Yarn. . Guaranteed : Unshrinkable Ask your dealer for them. - wISTISIIFIIIIIIIIVIIY CECT LEA000008 00806008 HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS. Any even numbered section of PDomin- fon Lends in Manitoba or the North-West Provinces, excepting 8 and 26, not re- served, may be homesteaded by any per- son the sole head of a family, or male over.A¥ years of age, Lo the extemt of paedyuarter section, of 160 acres, more _ or less Application for homestead entry must be made in person by the applicant ata Dominion Lands @gency or: Sub-agency. Kutry by proxy , however, be mad ut an Agency om certain conditions by the father, mother, son, daughter, broth- er or sister of an intending bomesteader. An application for entry or cancella- tion wade persvnally at any sub-agent's ollice may be wired to the Agent by the Sub-agent, at the expenso of the appli- cant, and if the land applied for is vacant on receipt of the telegram such applica- tion is to bave priority and the land will be held until the necessary papers to complete the transactiom are received by mail. In 'case of "personation" or fraud the applicant will forfeit all priority of claim or if entry has been granted it will be summarily cancelled. An application for cancellation must be made in person. The applicant must be eligible for homestead entry, and only one application for cancellation will be re- ceived from an individual until that ap- plication has been disposed of. Where an entry is cancelled subsequent to institution of cancellation proceudings, the applicant for Cancellation will be en- titled to prior right of entry. Applicant for cancellation must state in what particulars the homesteader is in Helault. A homesteader whose entry is mot the subject of cancellation proceedings may subject to the approval of Depart- ment, relinquish it in favor of t mother, son, daughter, brother or sister ¥f eligible, but to no one else, on filing Peclaration of abandonment. DUTIES--A settler is Tequired to per form the duties under one of the follow- ans ne Par least six months' residence up- pn and cultivation of the land in each year during the term of three years. (2) A homes may, if he so de sires, perform the wired residence duties by living on farming land owned solely by him, not less than cighty (80) arres in extent, in the vicinity of hi homestead. Joint ownership inland will mot meet this requirement. (3) If the father (or mother, If the father is deceased) of a homestoader has permanent residence on farming land owoed solely by him, not less than wighty (80) acres-in extent, in the vicini- ty of the homestead, or upon a home~ stead entered for by him 2 the vicinity, such homesteader way perform his own residence duties by living with Lhe fath- er (or mother.) (4) The term "visinity" in the two preceding paragraphs is defined as mean: ing mot more then nine miles in a direct line, exclusive of the width of road al- lowanoce crossed in the moasurement. (5) A homesteader intending to perform his residence duties in acco with the above while living with parents or on farming land owned by himself must notify the Agent for the district of intention. Before thaki application for patent the settler m give six months' notice in writing to the Commissioner of syDo~ minion Lands at Ottawa, of bis {agen tion to do so. Ye SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH- WEST MINING REGULATIONS, COAL--Coal mining rights may be Jeusea for a penivu of twenty-one at an anvual.rental of $1 per acre. ot more than 2,560 acres shail be leased to one individual or company. A roysity at ton shall be QUARTZ--A eigh years age or over, having discovered mineral in place, may locate a claim 1,500x1,500 eet. "I'he fee for recording & claim is $5. At least $100 must be expended on the claim each year or paid to the mining recorder in lieu thereof. When $500 has been expended or paid, the locator may mpon having a survey made, and upon complying with other requirements, pur chase the land at $1 per acre. The patent provides for the payment of a royalty of 24 per cent on the sales. Placer mining claims generally are 100 feet square ; entry fee $5, renewabie year An applicant may obtain two leases to gold of five miles each for a term of twenty years, renewable at the of the Minster of the In- The lessee shall have a dredge in oper from the te ation within one the lease for each five miles. Rental annum for each mile of river $10 per leased. Rovaity at the rate of 3j per cent collected on the output after it ex- coeds $10,000. Ww. W. CORY, Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N.B.--~UBauthorized publication of this advertisement will apt be jor. | aan under Outaric barley (the best in the workl) malt. hope, Ahd pure water. Beer* Is No Mere Stimulant Beer is not the choice of the, drunkard, because it cannot stimulate enough-not enough alcohol in malt beverages to class them as intoxicants. But there is just enough alco- hol in beer (less than in sweet cider) to induce the digest- ive system to do its work more thoroughly and quicker. Most grown people -- and women especially--find good beer good to drink with meals, because it not only has much food-value in itself, but renders all other foods easier to digest. Your own doctor will prob- ably tell you beer is good for you with your dinner and at bedtime. BEER fs a term which covers lager, alos. porter. and da the practise of Ontario brewers. ing. 'most Rygientc conditions. from THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1907." MYSTERY REVEALED |AN AGED TRAPPER TELLS | ! ing of Three Canadians By a { Hunter Forty Years Ago. . | Kineo, Me., Nov. 26.--From the vil- report that Pierre Le Chance, an old- |r trapper, when on his deathbed, revea to the parish priest his {knowledge of a triple murder that I curred just forty years ago last Sep- | tember. Le Chance, at the time of the i {He was one of a number 3" hunters | who frequented the big woods at the {upper end of Moose Head lake at the {time of the murder, and while all who {knew him were confident that he did | not have a hand in the killing, he was | reported to have said on several ocea- |sions that he could tell something {about it, but did not do so for fear of death. | The victims of the mysterious mur- | der were James and William Owen, {of St. George, Canada, and Louis Du- |pal, of St. Frances, a neighbori thamlet. All three had been working THE RYRIE Sovereign Fountain Pen THS "special" Fountain Pen is made of the finest grade of Pama a 14k solid gold pen with Tridium up, which assures a steady flow of ink. (COMPLETE with a + safety clip which holds the pen securely in the pocket, the price is $1.00. ; IN larger sizes the Sov- ereign may be had for $2.00. Send for our Handsomely liustrated Catalogue. Limited 134-138 Yonge St. TORONTO Rubber, and is fined with | RYRIE BROS., | in the lumber camps in this vicinity {and left Greenville on September 13th, 1867, bound for their homes, with {about $1,000 between them, the sea- {son's earnings. At St. Frances, await. ling Duval, was his sweetheart, Salcna { Veilleux, the acknowledged belle {miles around. { The three lumbermen were going {through to their homes by canoe, but | when they failed to arrive after a | wait of some weeks, a party of Cana- dian neighbors came down to Moose Head to search for them. Early in | November, a short distance *in the | woods, the bodies of the three men {were found under their blankets ona J ibed of fir boughs. The remains were lin an advanced stage of decomposi; | tion, but it was found that they ha been slain by blows of a hunter's axe { while they slept, and robbed of their | earnings. taken to Canada | The bodies were for burial and the case reported te | the 'authorities, but has never been { cleared up. Sulena Veilleaux died of a broken murder. told the priest he il lof the miurder, and accused trapper who died near here about fif teen. years ago. a certain NEWS FROM NEWBORO. Repairs to Narrows' Lock--Sale of Farms. Newboro, Nov. 23.--Miss Howard, of Chafiey's Locks, is learning telegraphy have but one result, or lungs, or both, pine tree combined with Wi and other pectoral remedies. It stimulates the weakened bronchial organs, allays irri- tation and subdues inflammation, soothes and heals the irritated parts, loosens the phlegm and mucous, and aids nature to easily dislodge the morbid accumulations. Don't be hum! into accepting an imitation of Dr. gi oe Syrup. Itis put up ina yellow wrapper, "Its Only a Cold, A Trifling Cough." Thousands have said this when ood's Norway SOLID GOLD BRACELETS We have a large and well as- sorted stock of the newest creations in Solid Gold Brace lets In plain and chased, also Pearl and Amethyst Set Our prices range from $6 up Kinnear & d'Esterre, Jewelers 100 Princess St., Kingston t leaves the throat par Be affected. = Wood's orway Pine Syrup is the icine you need.. I strikes 2 the very oy Cherry Bark at W. H. Sturgeon's. A number from this locality attended the bazaar, un- der the auspices of St. Paul's church, Elgin, on Wednesday last. C. F. has conducted a barber closed his busi- the two years, Soperton. John Cheetham, Ray, was a visitor in town on caught cold. Thousands have neg fay to cure She sol ve have lech A. H. Tett, spending his holidays at Never megleot a oe or Bagiec his home here, left, on Saturday, for 3 where he will resume New Liskeard, wis duties in the Union bank Bishop, of Kingston, has purchased 'he Fahey property, on Brock street, keep the water in the Rideau lake low. For it the head tof the canal here will not e placed in position as usual. The majority of the farmers and Jairymen's convention, held at Elgin, »n the 19th inst. The candidates for 2. Dargavel, M.P.P., Elgin, president hres pike ihe le mark, and price of the Eastern Ontario Dairymen's i \ssociation. and William Bass, New- Mrs. CE Bissnete, Lombardy, Ont., boro, president of Xr ites I have been troubled with & |i, mers' Institute, Over 300 votes in th xy oo) Yor a Jong time, especially | cast, and Mr. Dargavel was fhe mong, Lad at via tod De | S00 Smarty of twenty weeks, 1 find my cough a I can oth gentlemen delivered. short ad- tiv tH i dy i esses. Roth & trial" a ya well Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stanton spent a few days, the guests of friends Says He Was Eyewitness of Slay-|gyephen Dorey, son of Mr. and Mrs. ba of St. Mary's, Canada, comes a |p. Pather John Kehoe murder, was known as Peter Lashon. | for i {| the Gananoque Inn, heart soon after the discovery of the | It is reported - here that Le Chance] was an evewitness | Chant who and _flhotograph business in town for » ness on Saturday, and hax moved to | Seelev's | atar- | Henry | this reason the stop logs] lairvmen of this locality attended the | GANANOQUE TIDINGS. -- Married on Monday--John Moul- ton Broke Ankle. Gananoque, Nov. 25. At St. Jo church, yesterday morning, Miss Anme Brennan, of Mr. and Mrs, William Brennan, North street, and {Severe Dorey, Victoria street, were married before the immediate circle of the relatives of the contracting re ties. The coremony was pi After the | cebemony, the bridal party repaired {to the home of the bride's parents, {where a w ing' repast was served. {The Ch or was attested to {by numerous beautiful testimonials of good-will from het many friends, The | young couple left for Watertown, N.Y. {On their return they will locate here, Mr. Dorey pein engaged as moulder lin the works the Spring and Axle company. | The coal schooner Briton, which has |just fivished unloading a cargo at { Britton's coal sheds, will go into win- {ter quarters here. | John Moulton, John street, met {with a severe accident. Going out in {the early morning he slipped and fell, {breaking the hone of his ankle. He will be confined to his home with it {for some weeks, | Thomas Keyworth, of London, Eng., lis in town for a visit with his brother, William Keyworth, whom he {had not seen for thirty-iwo years. He lis much taken up with this section of {the country, an has some idea of settling hereabouts permanently rs. J. Arthur Jackson, Stone | street, is spending a few weeks in {Carleton Place. A. Henderson, Wolfe Island, with his wife and family, have removed to town and will in future Mrs. A. English, Pitts {burg, and son, Master Carman, are | spending a few days in town with her i Mr. and Mrs. William Salter, | reside here. IL TO SHARE ALIKE {PROPOSED CHANGES IN CARNEGIE PENSION FUND. Professors in State and Sectarian Universities to Be Admitted to Its Benefits--Statement of Principal Peterson of McGill. Montreal, Nov. 26. Principal Peter- son, of McGill, has returned from New York, where he was attending the third annual meeting of the Ca ie Pension Fund committee, of which is & member. In an interview he told of the work and future plans of that committee. At t state and pro- vincial universities are not allowed to share in the benefits of the fund, the founder holding that if the state can establish a university it ought to be able to maintain it. The committee, however, find that about half of the colleges in America are under state or provincial control, and to exclude these from the benefits of the fund is to divide the colleges into two fac tions. With the idea of standardizing education and putting all the profes sors on an equal footing the commit. tee has decided to recommend that professors of all colleges shall be treated alike. This will be finally de- cided at the next gneeting of the com- mittee. Principal Peterson pointed out that if this were done the professors of To ronto University would share in the fund, and institutions like McMaster and other sectarian colleges would also be benefited, CHOKED TO DEATH. Glen Rowley Had Kernel of Corn in Windpipe. | parents, {James street. | Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Welsh, of the {Criterion cafe, Montreal, owners of spent some time in town during the past few days Miss Philemine Gonyou; daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gonvou, Stone istreet, was taken to the Hotel Dieu, Kingston, yesterday, to undergo a surgical operation. { Street Hat. "< r a) Large wings are used on a creat {mmny of the smartest hats designed | fo street with plain colored | gowns, the | very attractive one, hoth in style and The shape was somewhat wear |in coloring | on the sailor order, { was a droop to the back rim. of all throat or lung complaints, relieving [and intends moving back to this vil- | we ¢ or curing Conghs, Colds, itis, Asth- | lage in 'the spring. M. Bushfield, of | wing-trimmed hats are good in vari ma, Croup, Sore Throat, and preventing | Montreal, is spending a few days| ous colorings, which are especially Pneumonia and Consumption. holidays at his home here. | planned io combine well with the suit stood years, On account of she repairs which will | with which it is to be worn. The mo Tbs iid ik sary, and be made at the Narrows Locks the | del was of black French felt, trimmed contains all t ang work virtues of the | coming winter, it will be necessary to, with wings in old blues and in white ribbon used to | The soft gros grain twist under the wings across the front and to form 'in a smart bow at the back was in two shades--a soft smoke | gray and a rather dull leaf green Extension Of Manitoba. S. J. Jackson, only the compulsory Sir "Wilfrid Laurier | Conference { Parliament. The extension of {ged, and under the impli agreement {it would extend along the {boundary of Saskatchewan Th: az isixtieth parallel, thence easterly tc Hudson Bay, then southward to in- | model sketched being a only that there These M.P. for Selkirk, in sosition of director for Leeds were J. 1g speech at Winnipeg, said © "It was attendance of at the Colonial that prevented the exten- the West Leeds | gion being made at the last session of the | boundary had been practically arran-| eastern | to the in Perth during the past week, Miss gjude Fort Churchill and Churchill | Chicago, Nov. 26. -Glen Rowley, a six-year-old boy of Canton, HI. died lon the operating table at the Pres byterian hospital. He acc dentally lcoughed a kernel of corn into his | windpipe twelve days ago. Physicians {of his home town tried in Vain to re move the obstruction, and as a last resort he was brought to Chicago. He died just as he was being placed on the operating table and 'before the surgeons had attempted the operation, The bov' was feeding corn to chickens at the time of the accident. An Economical Remedy. Wade's Ointment is put up in large boxes at a small price. It is true in the cheapest sense, because you get for the pricy a large quantity of =a most valuable remedy. Wade's Oint- ment cures skin affections that 'many dollars worth of other remedies geld probably not cure J Cures eczema, salt rheum, scaly or itching eruptions of the skin, pim- ples, blotches, dandruff, ete; In big hoxes, 25c., at Wadé's dmg store. Married In Toronto. Toronto Star. A very pretty wedding took place on November 20th, at the home of | Mrs. 0. D. Adams; 1S Division street, | when Miss Beatrice Finch became the | bride of Childs. The bride, who wore a brown travelling suit and carried a bouquet of bridal roses, was given away by her uncle, F. Finch. Miss Caroline Campbell attended as {bhridesmaid, and wore a tailored suit of brown, and carried pink roses, Ernest Thompson acted as best man. After a dainty luncheon, Mr and Mrs. Childs left for Hamilton and {Port Dover. On their return they will reside at 111 Ossington avenue. y George If you are nervous or dyspeptic, try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes you nervous, and nervousness makes you dyspeptic; either one ren ders you miserable, and thege pills cure hoth, Monday morning a wedding took {place at St. Michael's church, Nelle {ville, at which Rev. Father Twomey | officiated. The bride was Miss Char lotte Belair, and the groom Charles Ferguson, Montreal "A big advantage," Gibson's Cross Cough Syrup does not contain | morphine or apium. Many cough syrups 'on the market contain these drugs. { Beware of them. In recognition of his elevation tc {the senate a reception was tenderad | Hon. D. Derbyshige, at the Brockville { Club, Saturday evening. » Rec] 'ora Derby, of Lyndhurst, returned home, on Friday, after spending a 'ew days in town, the guest of her sonsine, the Misses Brown. The show, "The Babes in the Wood,' Attracted a large audience to Victoria hall on Monday evening. Ephraim davety, on Saturday, purchased the William Duncan farm, west of the vil- age, for $7,600. The Bushfield pro- erty, which was sold by public auc. jon at Portland, on the 20th inst was purchased by Benjamin Seeward, or #4 050 H. Lyang, this locality, last chased a carload of American markets. Kingston, is in this cattle for QS. Wrathall returned, on Monday, |irom® a deer-hunting expedition, north of Mattawa, bringing two fine deer. Herring fishing is the order of the day. A number of local parties are enjoying this exciting sport. One gen tleman had a fine net stolen night recently. A large number from this locality attended the high school commencement 'in Athens on Friday evening. A. Whitmore, Delta, week, and Pp calves for thd George Joyce section, buying who about two weeks ago, continues seri ously ill with i b |citis. Dr. Preston is in Brockville, this week, attending the regular meet ing of the county council. Tt is deliciously palatable, with the weakest stomach, contains the most soothing, healing. strength- lening and curative elements. Makes you well and happy. Hollister's Rocky ountain Tea, 35¢., Tea or Tablets. Mahood's Drug Store. 1t'is probable that Brockville will have a federal league team this com 000 3 led at the next session. It is propos | J. P. Tett & Bro's. fleet, consisting [gale of of the tug Edmund and barge Co-|, the pre-emptions shall be de- | pound can be used in place of lumbiaé were taken to Jones' Falls fred to the constriction of the Hud-|T whiskey with the same result TE d #4 ere they will go inte 00 s Bay railway as a government Virgin Oil of Pine is put up on ursday, wh 3 g f lenterprise. Other roads would have onlv iv. the Loach Chem J ) | winter quarters. | unning rights, and this would be of | Co. Windsor on a, ical Spring Valley, roe shipment to Montreal. G.| ane | eame to D. D. Davidson's, on a visit, | an attack of appendi-| agrees | ~ | River, York Factory and Nelson River | QUICK ACTION, las far down ns James Bay, thence] lalong the waterway to a point 100] | miles east of Rat Portage, leaving a | {substantial area on the eastern side | lof Keewatin to be ammexed to On-| |tario. This will Whiskey and glycerine, mixed with Virgin Oil of Pine, is said to break up a cold in twenty- four hours and ere any cough that is curable. Get from vour add 200,000 square x hid : . trugg . . miles to the province: of Manitoba. and (£ NSE" Gi of Fine, and two juilt ake har of a Jager total area ounces of gyleerine, Mix 'these SAS TATE EWAN, opect the bill | thoroughly with a half pint of | giving effect to this will be introduc | good whiskey and take a tea- spoonful every four hours. It has been found that five ounces af tincture of Cinchona com- led that, if Mr. Oliver's land bill goes | {through, the money received from the | | inestimable { Canada." ounce vials, each vial securely sealed in a round wooden case Be sure to get the genuine value to all of Western Simple Cure For Itchiness. i | | | AAA AALL ALAA A LL LAL LALLA AAA A ROB TTT TTT ITTY TTT YTTTTTEYTYT YT The tantilizing skin.itchiness that | {plagues men and women ariseg from | the invasion of | . : bacteria. Washing | won't relieve; cleanliness even cannot | ewe. Onlv a soothing germ killer hike | Dr. Hamilton's Oointment ean do the | work. hy anointing the parts with Dr. | changes 1 Weather Hamilton's Ointment relief comes at | . Soa Siadom of jonce. The soothing balsams and heal- | weil good. Counl. It's the kind that ing oils in this ointment make a per- | ends out the most heat, and fect food for the skin. Yon find this |@ Hakes the home comfortable ; it's out on application. 30c. at all dealers there is mone better mined. . i sirnm---- We deliver #t to you clean and i Guawed By Rats. without slate, at the very bottom Montreal, Nov. 26 --Rebweeea Yanof sky is in a serious condition in hos- ipital, being almost eaten to death hy (rats, Booth & Co., Phons 133. Foot of West St {lev Goodin, danghter of Mr. and Mrs. | William Goodin, Prescott, to Herbert {S. Plumb, {nounced i In the neighborhood of Corhiwville, {apple trees in blossom are now 'o be H. Cunningham, piano tuner, 21 King street. and McAuley's bookstore. RRR] Cures ALL COUGHS ALWAY an | H i { { } 1 The engagement of Mise Mabel si. - i i Ogdensburg, N.Y, is | i Eating Carelessly frequently causes stomach troubles, but careful eating will never right the When stomach is out of condition, it needs that no food €an oly. It must be thoroughly cleansed, never does this. are the atest stomach medicine human Skil ever compounded Don't 'attempt to cure your stomach by dieting. You will starve and get little t. Give Beecham's Pills a chance you will again know the pleasures of a sound return and the stomach again work ill clear, the f: Re =X you! fooking." Ture facts, not fancies Prove it Bricks TASTELESS" Rienovates the entire system. ® Ls palatable and can be easily assimilated. © 3 Cod liver oil is nauseous -- . +4 Knocks out the stomach, . So that very few persons can take it. oth Take a dose of * Brick's Tasteless* And note how pleasant it is -- Starts you eating at once -- relieves That tired feeling which Every one speaks of from time to time, and the J L.anguid feeling disappears immediately. E very bottle taken is guaraiteed to show improvement ; So why should you hesitate to take it? See your druggist today about * Brick's Tasteless." Two Sizes -- 8 ounce bottle 50c; 20 ounce bottle $1.00 he 4 0000000000000 00000000 0000000000000 0000000000000CP0000000OROROROOOYS 0000000000000000000060030000000000000000800000 STOVES! STOVES! The "HAPPY HOME" range still holds its popularity as one of the most economical ranges made, It will bake perfectly with less fuel than any other range on the market. : # We also carry a fine line of Stee Ranges. It will pay you to examine our stock before purchasing. . ELLIOTT BROS. Telephone, 35. - 77 Princess St. LAGER The Best Milwaukee Beer. For sale by James McParland, Kingston ---- SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS! It may seem carly in the season to be thinking of Slippers, but now is the time to choose them. Our stock is new. * Nothing but Up-to-Date Slip- pers here. Men's Leather Slippers, in Black, Brown, and Tan, 75c.. $1.00, 1.25, 1.50 to 2.50. Men's Plain and Fancy Felt Slippers, 75¢c. to $1.50, Women's Fancy Felt Slippers, in Black, Brown, Red, Green, Blue, and Plaids, 75¢., $1.00, 1:25 and 1.50.- Women's Fine Kid Juliet Slippers, Fur- Lined, $2 00. . " Girls', Boys' and Children's Slippers, in Plain and Fancy Felt and Leather, 25¢., 50c., 75¢., $1.00 to 1.50. TRY A PAIR OF OUR COSY SLIPPERS FOR SOLID COMFORT. : Abernethy's: Ssescccccssscsscreses