gs oo TOR (VL TM RIVET 10 RAILWAY GOANECTION WITH adlan Pacific Rallway Northwest Excursions - leave Kingston, Tuesday, April 28th, md 'Thesda: -.! ik ¥ fullowiag until] th. 60 DAYS RETURN LIMIT \ VER clags round trip tickets at VERY. LOW RATES CE TAT | ves union station, On dai , ro 2 he ol power : Btls ey The human machine is set in motion in the same way by Scot's Emulsion Folks like motor-cars. "At times Scorr sion is full of power, ee y get run down. . produces flesh but power toweak bodies, All Druggists; 80c, and $1.00, A ------------------ ly (Sundays ¢ pham, N ts on 3 way. Pima vie Hay py 10 B. W, DICKSON, Agent. i Every House-now in ready for leasure to show you. We belisve t should be a look through Beautiful Wall Paper. A Paper for Every Room, in stock your inspection. A leasure for you to is stock. Even though you do not intend TORONTO, ONT. to decorate now it is to your in. terests to find out just what. we are offering, so that when the time arrives, you will know where il\ 20th" to May 2nd, 1908 Round trip' tiekets will be fssued on Wednesday, April 20th, 1008, at . $5.40. gpd bx 'Dickets include one admission to the Horse: Bhow and are valid for return on re Monday, May 4th, 1908. LONE WAY COLONIST TICKETS at fates on sale daily until April 20th, 20 points in British Columbia, Califor Miregon, Mexico, Texas and Wash on a / E rates and any other information you may obtdin at right prices, that which will make your walls look mest beautiful. Let your own good taste be judge. THERE IS NO BETTER WALL PAPER LINE IN AMERICA. W. H. Medley, Cor. Clergy & Princess Sts, INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY Mail Trains « From Montreal to Halifax SEpONNECTING WITH ila oyal Mail Steamers From Halifax , | : to Liverpool ada's Famous Train THE MARITIME * EXPRESS Bb , MONTREAL Fridays at 12.00 Joarries Ss baggage aad mails, roa the HALIFAX the Riawing: Seo AL TRAINS carrying and mails EE pH TICKETS AND FURTHER IN- DN, to nearest GRAND ID RAILWAY AGENT, or to Montreal Ticket Office _ 141 Bt. James St. LLAN 5%" LINE I "Montreal to Liverpool x May 15, 9 a.m: Fri, May 33, 6 a.m, and tal} SHIRTS The comfort und fit of a shirt depend largely upon the way the neck is cut, Bach neck-band in Tooke Shirts is cut out separately, not in lots, It's this care ih the cutting of the neck-band that makes the collar fit equally well whether the shirt be made with a soft or stiff bosom. The great objection to most Neglige Shirts is that the collar never fits properly. Many mien, for this reason, have become disgusted with soft-bosomed shirts, No trouble of this kind is ever expertenced with a Tooke Shirt. ad TOOKE BROTHERS, Law reo, MONTREAL br Fry or on 0, a (PATRICK, Local "Agents, AY erican ils _ Ot: -.: any time luring THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1908. THE SPORT REVIEW - -- No Interest Shown in the At- tempt to Revive the Game--A Local Teams For the St. Lawrence Baseball League. The lacrosse meeting called for Mon- day night, at the Armouries, was can- celled, and = the lacrosse proposition will likely be dropped, as far as the ith officers are concerned. The ofii- cers have done all in their' power to get a team together. Twice they have called meetings, when ome or two would show up. If there is to be any lacrosse played here this season it. will Le played by a team like last year, st made up among the city boys in general. It is toa bad that a geod chance to revive lacrosse has beon let slip, as it is a good game and had lots of followers. Sm -- St. Lawrence Baseball League. A meeting of the Sti Lawrence Base- dhall League: will be held on May lst, to' draw up a schedule and transaet other business. The local team has not been all. brought together vet, but it is to be hoped that a goed nine will be secured to enter the league. If the local player mule is adhered to, Kingston ought: 0 put as good a ball teém as any in the field ---- Victoria Day Game. The various games for Victoria day are not yet fully decided. There will likely be two ball games, one in morning and one ia the afterdoon. the a-- } '"'Chaucer' And Lacrosse. "Chaucer" Elliott, of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, who is spending a few days in the city, re ports everything to be going fine in Montreal. "Chameer'" has taken charge of the Jacrosse team and will, if given the proper support, make a success of it, as he has of the other teams he has taken hold of in the peasoup city. Rink To Open Soon. The work on the roller rink floor is being rapidly finished, and there should be skating in a very few days The large planer from Toronto will arrive shortly and be immediately put on the floor. Sporting Notes. The Canadian Derby candidate, Mee- lick heads the list of winning horses in America, having already earned $185,600 this season. Napoleon Lajoie, manager of the Cleveland "American: League baseball team, and the former champion bats- man of the world, will retire from his position as the head of the Naps next. year, J Promptly following on the defeat of Hackenschmidt by Frank Gotch, af Chicago, a challenge has been. de- spatched by the huge Galician Zbys- co to the vidter, who, by virtue of his win, holds the fitle of world's champion. Gotch will accept. The owness of the Pittsburg Base ball Club deplore the fact that more use of free passes was not made among the Smoky City aldermen for last week." By a vote of thirteen to eleven it was decided to recommend alfiomatively an ordinance taxing the Pittsburg Baseball Club 875 for every game played in that city. Hamilton lacrosse team is about ready, Brantford has made a. good beginning, and St. Catharives is sc situated that the lacrosse flower can burst inte bloom whenever desired, but there is yet no fourth team in sight to make up the C.L.A. senior series. Toronto offers no alluring prospect for another professional team when it already has two in the N. The London Times, discussing la- crosse veform in Canada, says the elimination ;. of the professional alto- gether would be the better course, and adds that while Canadian la- crosse is still the best in the world, the gap is rapidly closing up, and the time is not far distant when an Australian or English twelve will be able to hold its own against. anv re presentative Canadian team. The tercentenary celebration af Que- bee in July has a programme so crowded with other attractions that the Quebec Tarf Clah has decided ta hold its race meeting at the ugnal time, during the last week of August, Lieut.-Col. Ashmead, honorary sécre- tary of the club, annovsices August 25th and 27th as the dates. Francis Nelson, of Toranto, who has been presiding judge at Quebec races for a number of vears, will fll the posi- tion again this season. After defeating Jower Smith, "Tommv"" Burns returned at once from Paris to Tondon to finish his preparation' for his encoufiter with "Bill" Squires, fixed to take lace at Stamlord Brides grounds, Chelsea. og May 11th. Although "the last. fight bet the pair,-which took place on last vear, at San Fran monthe, and exvets 1 pit ter fight than he . - he loft Australia. a het. has yet. done since of paper consumers. i a ndrods of citizens" admire v ---- Tells About a Lot of Things in Short Metre. Crawford & Walsh, tailors. Be above the slur. Cowards use it. The dog may be a dog, but he's a friend, too, when used right. "axed sweet pea seed," fresh om Saturday, at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. In a Buffalo school yard 5 sixteen- year-old boy was killed and many others injured by the falling of a tail chimney, blown over by a heavy wind. ¥ 3 All cases of weak or lame back, backache, rheumatism, will find re. liefby wearing one of Carter's Smart Weed and Uellndonna Backache Plas- ters. Price, De. Try them. Bubonic plague' is raging in La Guaira, Venezuela, Deaths are re- ported at the rate of seventy in five weeks, The port has been closed and business is at a standstill, Attgntion is. directed to the gdver- tisement ofthe "Orange Meat, people, in our eolumns to-day. They offer ao life annuity of fiftytwo dollars . per year, equal to - ene dollar per week during lifetime, to: the winner in the competition. Start collecting. carton bottoms to-ddy; and get your friends to help you Send your pame cn a post-eard by first mail. : At; Winnipeg St. Joseph's German Catholic church, ond of the la t chiirches in the tity, was destroyed by fire on Monday morning. The original cost of the building was ¥75,000. The igsurance is $35, Piles are easily and quickly checked with Dr. S8heop's Magio Ointment. To prove it-1 will mail a small trial box as a convincing test. Simply address Dr, Shoop, Racine, Wis., I surely would not send. it free unless 1 was certain that Dr. Shoop's Magie Oint- ment would stand the test. Remember it is made expressly and alone for swollen, - painful, bleeding or itching piles, either external or internal. Large iar 0c, Sold by all dealers. At Tangier reports are in circulation that Raisuli, the bandit, has been as- sassinated, The native rumors are to the efiect that Raisuli was am- hushed by a band of levmes while journeying towards Tazrant, | Simple Cure For Itchiness. The tantilizing skin-itehivess that plagues men and women arises from the invasion of bacteria. Washing won't relieve, cleanliness even cannot cure, only a soothing germ killer like Dr. Hamilton's Ointment can do the work. By anointing the parts with Dr. Hamilton's Ointment relief comes at once, The soothing balsams and healing oils in this ointment .make 4 perfect food for the skin. You find this out in one application. 50c. boxes at all dealers. Has Remembered. " Several young members of a Phila- delphia family that spent the summer in the White mountains were exchano- ing reminiscenccg of théir trip, when one of the girls exclaimed : "Oh Tom de you remembbr that | gorge in Jeflerson ?"' { "Do 1 remember ?" repeated Tom. "Sure! You mean the day we got there. It was! the swellest dinner 1 ever had m my life. I was so hun- gry !" Skin Defence. The skin, thin as paper, protects you from all sort of evils, The slightest break in the skin may result jn blood porsoning if certain germs are pre sens. ware lor and protect your skin with Wade's Ointment, a perfect heal or and antiseptic. Cures eczema,' salt rheum, scaly or | | The Recent Storm Did Damage to | Claude dmith and baby | her home here on Saturday last afte {spending a lew | home, A VET JOHN GIBBARD, NAPANEE, DEAD AT NINETY.FOUR. He Was a Native of Lennox County and Built up a Pro- gressive Industry in Napanee. Napanee, April 28. Yesterday morn. ing at six o'clock death called home John, Gibbard, Napanee's oldest and best kuown as well as most respected citizen. Deceased was in his rinety fifth year. He was born at Wilton in IRI3. 'The first eighteen years of his life were spent at home. Then he began life for himself, hiring out tof a. farmer for 34 per month. After} wards he engaged with a carpenter as an apprentice and after serving his full time he launched out as a full fledged builder. In August, 1836, he came to Napanee where he started in business manufacturing fanning mills: from that he turned his: business into a sash and door factory and later commepcad the manufacture of furni ture, and from a modest beginning it has assumed its present prosperous position and is, at present, Napanee's largest and only industry. While of late years he has not heen able to take any active part in its management he was always deeply in terested in its affairs and was privi- legéd to se¢ it grow to become one of the best furniture manufacturing es tablishments in Eastern Ontario. The decensed was a total abstainer and used his influence wherever prac ticable to further the cause of tem- perance. His life in all respects was most exemplary and owing to his philanthropy, honesty and progress iveness he had long been known as "Napanee's grand old man." In poli ties Mr. Gibbard was a staunch re former and was one of the men in- You Want Style, Fit, : Comfort, Value. \ In the Shoes you buy, vou want to be certain you're get- | ting all these from the Shoeman you patronize. The Sutherland Guarantee covers all these points, whether you pay £6, 5, 4.50, 4, 3.50 or | 3.00. J. H. SUTHERLAND & BRO., § The Home of Good Shoemaking. = : TNR OO a RR Ig strumental in bringing out Sir Richard Cartwright in this county. He was a member of the Methodist church, be ing converted in early life... He leaves one son, W. 1. Gibbard, the present manager of the Gibbard Purniture company, -------------- WELLINGTON JOTTINGS. the Beach. Wellington, Apri 2/.--C. Smith re turned wom Osnawa, where he, win Mys, Smith and baby, spent the Fas ter hohdays with Mrs. smiths pa rents: Mas. Smuch wil remain there tor a few weeks. nev, Mr, Suike, oi beseronto, preached in the Methodist church on Sunday last. 'Lhe rehdered some gholve selections, under the direction of W, A. Rockwell, mrs. returned to "no. weeks at her former Black River. Miss Marion Us- terhout sold by auction on Saturday atl of her household goods, and wil in a few days take her departure lop Calfornia. vharles and krnest Greer, who went to the North-West 'lerritor- es a moath ago, returned to ther home on Saturday last. The many trends of Mr. ana Mrs, Hiram Me Donald extend congratulations. It is thas time a girl, the first in the fam ily. Some ot the citizens have the Cuban tever and expect to go there this season. A number of new resi denves are to be erected here this season, lhe recent wind storm drove apart the beach (separating Lake Untario and West Lake) and opened a space of about five hundred feet wide, Un the island known as McDonald Island, the farm owned by Mrs. Frank McDonald, over 1,600 gaions of fine maple syrup itching eruptions" of the skin, ples, blotches, dandruff, ete. In boxes, 23¢., at Wade's drug store, pan- big | "One More Chance. One day the office boy went to the editor of the Soaring kagle and said: "There's a tramp at the door, amd he says he has had nothing to eat for six days," "Fetch: him in," said the editof, *'Hf we can fined out how he does it we can ren this paper for another week 1" That languid, lifeless feeling that comes with sprimg and early summer, can be quickly changed to a feeling of buoyancy and energy by the judicious | use of Dr. Shoop's Restorative. 4 The getorative js a genuine tonic] to tired, rondown nerves, and nt a few doses is needed to satisfy the use er that Dr. Shoop's Restorative is actually reaching that tired spot. The indoor life of winter nearly always leads to sluggish bowels, and to slug- gish circulation in general. The cus tomary lack of exercise amd outdoor air ties up the liver, stagnates, the kidneys, and oft-times weakens the heart's action. - Use. Pr. Shoop's Re storative a few weeks and all will be changed, A few days' test will tell you that you are using the right re- medy. You will easily and surely note tha chahge from day to day. Sold by Jobin "Noris, business manager of the. New York Times, declares that ihe paper makers are planning to add $60,000,000 per 'annum to the burdens the fret) court, house lawn, Kan tucky lawn grass seed will grow wh all. othems. fail. Sold onfy nui Gibson's New York. cupitalifte are fo-day en- Ao v were made this year. Wellington 1s to support a new band. Miss Blanche Herrington, spent the holidays at her home. She is a professional nurse in a Toronto hospital. Mrs. W. A. Rockwell has been visiting friends and relatives 1a Napanee and Kingston, T. A. Rankin, who met with a severe accident, caused by a lall, is now able to be out. The Ficton-baseball team cdme up to try to beat Wellington, but, were defeated by ten runs. Toronto Street Market. Toronto, April 27.--Wheat, white, bush., 9c. to 95¢c.; wheat, red, bush, 9c. to Wic.; wheat, spring, bush., 90c. to lc; wheat, goose, bush., 58c. oats, bush., 52¢.; barley, bush., Ne. ; peas, bush., 90c¢.; hay, timothy, ton, 818 to $1; straw, per ton, $14 to $15. Seede--Buyers--Alsihe, No. 1, busih., $l to $12; alsike, No. 2, bush., $10 to $10.35; timothy, 100 lis.. $7.25 to $5; red clover, No. 1, $12.50 ta $13; dressed hogs, $5.50 to $.75; egue, eggs, new laid, dozem, lSe. to He. butter, dairy, 28¢. to 33¢.; butter; creamery, S26. to | 35¢.f chickens, spring, per Ib, 17c. to 20c.; fowl, per Ib, He. to 1%2e.- apples, per barrel, §1 to $2.50; cabbage, per dozen, 40c. to Bc; onions, per bag, $1.25 to 81.- 10; potatoes, per bag, 8c. to #1. heel, hindguartérs, $9 to S11; beef, firs quarters, $6 to 87.50; beef, choice, cqr. case, $8.50 to $0.50. beef medigm, car- case, $6.50 to $7.50; mutton, per ewt., #9 to $11; venl, prime, per cwi.. 89 1g $11; lamb, per ewi., $18 to 815. A -------- i -- Piles Cured In 6 To 14 Days. Pazo is guaranteed to or cure of Hehing, Blind, Flee case g . be Protruding Piles refunded. RAT 4A Ring's Experience. Freglerick the Great of Prussia often told of a story of an ex- perience of hiv ows. During ose of his in Silesin he made it his li through his camp in A night he was try; but giving the Announcement to the Consumers of ORANGE MEAT The following list of PRIZES will be awarded to J the parties sending in (he largest number of CARTON BOTTOMS on or before May 11, 1809 Che FIRST PRIZE willbe n LIFE ANNUITY of FIFTY-TWO DOLLARS CASH Equal to One Dollar per Week Every Week During life-time The manufacturers of ORANGE MEAT will purchase an Annyity Policy from one of the largest life insurance mparies ire Canad by whieh the Insurance Company will contract 1 » the winner of this prize) the sam of Fifty-two Dollars durin and every year of his or bet life-time, A Second Prize of One Hundred Dollars Cash will be paid and in addition there will be distributed Ten Cash Prizes of Twenty Dollars Each Ten Cash Prizes of Ten Dollars Each Twenty Cash Prizes of Five Dallars Each" One Hundred Cash Prizes of One Dollar Each Carton Bottoms on * The party sending in the lagfest name: of he r Geacd Prize, e, ote ore or before May 31st, 1009, will receive The second in order will receive y CONDITIONS Save the Carton [otter ORSNUE MEAT vou ay enrton bottom you can get m3 or friends, Besdl them on nit il to ORANGE MEAL, Kingston, Ne sore and propay postade. When writing sate that sou enter this cons and write your full nameand address plair of the number you send in. The Orange M ledge receipt of any carton bottoms tm by ein ostade is prepaid. Every earton containing OIUANG Pe the petvate mark of the mapufacturers ou the bold This mack serves to identily them, of every package of Collect svery urighbors vy. by ¥ Carefully the package The JUMBO or 25¢. Package of ORANGE MEAT will count equal to THREE of the ordinary she, REGIN NOW TO COLLECT GET YOUR FRIENDS TO HELP YOU I the winner of the GRAND PRIZE so elects, the manne focturers of ORANGE MEAT will pay the now of SEVEN AUNDRED DOLLARS 12 CASH insigad of the POLICY calling for FIFTY.-TWO DOLLARS per annum during llestime. CEREALS LIMITED. KINGSTON, CANADA Helloged » Sahitas TOASTED CORN FLAKES Tryit for break- *~llz L fast, luncheon or supper, 'good at all times." - Be sure you get the genuine. 'See that W. K. KELLOGG is on 'your package. "Made at LONDON, CANADA." Are You Tired Of Ordinary Bread ? IH so, make a change for the better--eat Toye's Bread. It's so Scions and wholesome that every one enjoys it. More nonrishing than meat. Delivered to your door. Phone or call,