PAUE TWO 13th August Furniture and Carpet Sale THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1006. MET AT BROCKVILLE AND HAD A REALLY SPLENDID rIME. HAVE NOT CHALLANGED. « John Macgillivydy's Opinion. Kingston, Aug. 21.--(To the Edit: or): In, your editorial columns of yesterday a © writer takes occasion to ,comnient on the , recent szaminations 'as they | Not a Whisper Regarding, Canada ' | Cup Races Next Year. - | Not a whisper=has come aeross the lake, says a Rochester, N.Y.) ex-| (hange, regarding the possibilities of Canada cup races off Lharlotte next! Summer. A In other years the Canadians have been edrlier than this in the field with a challenge, or at lepst with a pro- posal to' megotiate terms to be fol lowed by a formal challenge as soon as agreement would be reached. Twice the: vachts of the Rochester Yacht_club have successfully defended the international trophy against the faptest yachts the Royal Canadian Yacht club of Toronto could procure from the most famous of British de-] signers, and it has been expected that the neighbors across the Jake would be saving before now + "You'll have to de it again."" But they have not, In 1905 it was the 'Temeraire the hoards of Fife that met by the Iroquois. designed hy vounger . Herreshoff; and 1907 it was the Sencea, designed by the elder Herrechofi that walked awav from her fleet Canadian rival, the Adele. i. Sporting Notes. Kerr, of Hamilton, will go te Hali- fax to take part in the (TAZA.U's an- nual championship games. Russell Ford. the spitball pitcher of the Atlanta (Ga.) team, has been pur- chased by 'the New York: American League Club. > 5 Eighty-eight thoroughbred = horses, On Watch. "I'h to put a big domg on the town buildings like the one on St. George's cathedral". said the' Lampman 'as we walked up Princess street late last night. "Qrely the city council wouldn't sanction such a thing. The dome on St. George's is not ar- tistic, in fact its entirely ill-fitted for the building on which it rests. We want a perfectly proportioned dome on our fife old town- buildings. The suggestion that the old dome be just repaired is outrageous. Will the people of Kings- ton allow a cheap looking structure to be placed on the grand stone buildings ? I hope the town property committee will have more sense than to recommend such a thing." The Lampnmian wag en- raged at the mere suggestion of patch- ing the dome, : ad hoped the "big" men of the council would overrule the alder- men of small ideas. " "> aw Another thing the Lampman wanted to discuss was the street paving ques- tion, "I don't see much hope for street paving to begin," he said, "until a block or two of merchants come for- ward and ask that an experimént be made at their expense." If a canvasser was sent oft, the Lampman said he be- lieved that Were would be so many di- vergent viewd\that even the lawyers of the town council would not be able to find two alike. Oh. but we're so slow in Kingston, he sadly said. He believed that the future welfare of the town lay in ealling "Tom™ McAuley into the counsels of the aldermen, for he was sure that this veteran could formulate a scheme whereby it would be possible to begin the paving of the roads at a very early date. - The Bookseller joined us, and" intro- duced the topic of Divine healing. He said he couldnt understand how people separated the healing "of their ills tnrough the agency ot a physician from healing by an apparent miracle. All healing was Divine healing, he claimed, and he thought it out of place for people to look upon it otherwise. He was glad to read of a recent case in Kingston, where a young wpman had faith enough to leave her bed of illness and declare that she was healed. There Reporters On ie Try Bibby's swell $2 bats. Look, excursion Wednesday; 14th concern our Collegiate Insti-} A girl takes advantage of a golden {tute. He may not be drying to de opportunity when she bleaches her ceive the public in bebalf of this or hay. < ch that interest, but his conclusions are,! Of course, the troublesome children all the same, largely erroneous. He,is!in the community do not live at yoyr] quite right when he says that the re-|house. 3 j ly: ; sults of the junior leaving examina- Bibby's 3 hats jate swell. at vegular fair prices. Sontohing araordinarily poor; he is| 'At ten a girl tninks-dt"roses and 'Enow that they can always stretching' a point when he assérts try: Sir han ik : x ] e : that the unis matriculation ones are bo iba Shinty ax her thoughts Tun something new ery d extraordinarily good. He fails to Requa's i 1 bath 3 the J " ; tell the whole truth here--if he knows i a Doyo it. The Collegigte Institute gets cre best. in the world, sold mn Kingston, dit for some work done in other city at Gibgon's Red Cros Drug Store. 7. New Shirts, x institutions, while a large percentage ating er Be sathisin: of the dati Todi ig fh of the names ug. 26th. Retuen fare. $1. New Collars, fin ses -New Neckwear, Etc. a Te given were but partial frank and eaustic artield P. J. HUNT. oe * A Ro 1 : Lu . candidates, who only wrote on and in current publications ig, Charles | Talking Business and Being Well Entertained--Fine Spread at Gananoque--A Pink Pills Worker. The daily newspaper section of the Canadian Press Association met . in Brockville, on' Tuesday and:Wednesday last. The sessions were held in the town's splendid new hotel, the Strath- cona, Which, by the way is managed by two Kingstonians, Messrs. Brown |and Ashley. When President W. B. Bur- |goyne, of © St Catharines Standard, called the rou, the following members responded : L. H. Dingman, 'St. Thom- as Time . Dingman, Stratford Herald; 'A. C. Woodward, Chatham News; J. B. Hanna, St. Catharines Journal; W. V. Uttley, Berlin News- Record; F. W. Sutherland, St. Thom- as Journal; G. B. Van Blaricom, Busy Man's Magazine, Toronto; J. I. Meln- tosh, Guelph Mercury; J. A. McKay, Windsor Record; W. J. Elliott, Inger- sold Chronicle; . W. J. Taylor, Woods stock Sentinel-Review and Rod and Gun; Leman A. Guild, Kingston Brit- ish Whig; W. R. Givens, Kingston Standard; T.' S. Carman, Belleville Ontario; R. M. Glover, Peterboro Ex aminer; F. H. Dobbin, Peterboro Re- view; A. C. Macdonald, Chatham News. At noon' the visitors boarded Mrs. G. T. Fuliord's beautiful yacht, the Magedoma, as the guests: of J. A. ' Mackenzie, manager of the Dr. Wil-| valued at £500,000, the property of liams Medicine Co., and proceeded to |.J. B. Haggin and James Skeene, were Gananoque, where Host Welch had shipped from New York on the steams | prepared a tempting repast ler Velasquex for Buenos Avre at the Gananoque Inn, Accom-| The Central Canadian Olympie com- { panying the newspaper men were May- | mittee has definitely decided not to yor C, «8S. Cossitt, Ex-Mayor D. W. |send anv athletes other than the la' Downey, J. H. Fulford, J. H. JGil- | crosse team over to the winter series {mour, president of the board df trade; | of the English Olympic games. {Ald. Dr. Gowan, William Shearer, sec- Dr. Emmanuel Lasker won a retary of the board of trade; Ald! Tmarkable victory at Dusseldorf in the {M.. Patterson, Sherifi Dana, Judge second game of the series of eight up { Reynolds, E. A. Mackenzie, son of the for the championship of the | manager of the G. T. Fulford Co.; P. world in forty-one after a {M. Graham and M. C. Franklin, of the | on lamitous beginning, defeating Dr. | Brockville Recorder staff; A. T. Wil- Tarasch, the Nuremburg master. . w Scace, of the Brock- Dan Pateh, the world's champion {ville Times staff , Luncheon served pacer, will go a mile at Detroit, Mich. , on board, \and brockville's representa- September 12th, in an effort to beat | tives certainly «dwell after the his record £1.55 The pacer : ; . Tm : 1S recor oO 55. 1e pacer in of their gusts. The westerm, oo orc. oo dO Hersey, his {Ontario men much appreciated the driver I Xrainor, thinks that he | Were others, he said, who might emu- [trip up the Canadian channel and griver a ro oe i lo ait r hie late her good example. He understood {ere attained, passing examinations (down the American. At the Gananoque Stane : 3 . ahance of 'owerigy his [that the people on the street. where the {eould not but follow, as a matter of Inn, President Burgoyne proposed a recor. |young woman resided were strangely {course. And examinations are after hearty vote of thanks to Mr. Macken- | moved by her recovery, all the only means that the common zie for his kindness, and the way the - ee {man has of knowing what our school "bunch" approved of the vote pre- The Lampman has noticed that the |: doing, or that the candidate has of {vented -that gentleman from replying taverns have been pretty tightly closed [becoming a teacher. . for several minutes. At Alexandria on Saturday evening and Sunday since | A re-reading of papers will not ox- {Bay the guests had good luck to see they got such a dose in the police | ninin the: matter, Jt will probably the world's champion motor boat rac- court two weeks ago. They are closing | joave it where it is." The trustees are er, Dixie IL, dWring a thirty-five-mile- very soon after eleven o'clock, too, he' primarily the responsible parties. an-hour run the, St. Lawrence-- said. The tavern keepers are afraid | The Whig expert should either face [ee feet [Pptarasce in these waters. that there may be more spies about, and honestly and squarely, or | n We nesday morning' the town pis. Rev. J. that they may fall into a trap gain. [leave it alone. --JOHN MACGIL- [council entertained the visitors to a {May Hinokl I'hey are not afraid of Inspector Wright, | rvRAY drive about town, which was much ap- |." ay Hinckley both the Lampman 'and the Bookseller | ' |preciated. Brockville has a large num- |? the morning 4 notice, for the inspector was always | {ber of beautiful residences; and her | Way, O Father," and tracked on Saturday night 'from the representatives have reason for their { Me," in the evening. time he 1€ft his home till he returned {enthusiasm when dilating on the beau- | St. cathedral--Tenth to it. The Lampman thought, however, / . . | ties of the Island City. When Gilmour |day after [rinity. Holy communion, at i nspector had walked int These Rugs are in 81Z€8, land Patterson and Cossitt and Dana | 8 a.m.; matins, 11 a.m.. preacher, Rev, th at JL the ing onion Jay walked J 4 « Sur 4 « 21 (and Downey begin to work their spells { H. J. Speneer;- I; rector of St. Saturday night, it would have been 3 xX Si-yavds, J x4 and Jy X fon a visitor, they ean succeed. in mak- | Margaret's church, ( hicago; baptisms, Satu day nig yy the crowd insidessto 4. [ing him admit their contention, that |y p.m. evensomz, 7 p.m; have got away. \ ' drockville is a location fit for a chos- | Starr will preach. THE TOWN WATCHMAN. Not having a full sett of |°" people, and in its natural loveliness | "pi ok treet Methodist chur heRev. ee = as beautiful a spot as is ever kissed | mp E. Burke, B.D ct RaroiarS : « burke, b.ll., pastor. Service at patterns in all we | by phe sun's warm rays. Amd Brock- |; am. and 7 p.m. The pastor will offer them at cost price. $45, reduced t8 $37. Cabinets $35, reduced to $29. $25, $22, reduced to $182.50. | reduced to $20. get week. lieve, like a fourth of the total list belong to this category. The Whig writer is also, in a measure, correct when he affirms that the two examina. tions were about equally difficult' (as far as the questions went, hg means. ) He forgets, however, that foreign lan- guages are required for junior matri- culation, nope for junior leaving. He forgets also to inform his readers (and this is more important) that to pass the junior leaving examination forty per cent. of each subject is required, and sixty per cent. of the total, while for junior matriculation only thirty- three per cent. of each separate sub- ject is exacted. The writer ought also to know bet- ter than to insinuate that the ex- er inues are meve lenient in the case of the junior leaving examination with small than with large schools. The examiners do not knoy whose papers they are reading nor whence these papers came. To prove the fallacy of the Whig expert's statement, it is only necessary to cite the instance of the Owen Sound Collegiate Institute. This is one of the largest schools in the province outside of the big cities. In | this school fifty candidates wrote on the junior leaving and forty-nine pass- ed. Some time ago another Whig writer, perhaps the same educational expert and pedagogical philosopher, gave utterance to the excellent view that our Collegiate Institute's ideals are loftier than the mere passing of vul- gar . examinations. This is indeed good, but if these praiseworthy ideals passed in history. Something, 1 be- Edward Russell's contribution to The Red Book Magazine for September, the first of three, in which under the title "Billions For Bad Blue Blood," he tells the story of those American girls who have married . titled foreigners. The girl of wealth is falsely trained from childhood, and her marriage with an European reprobate who virtually § buys her and her money yith his title is the logical result of such training. from defeat the and Side wards to go with them reduced in proportion. . " DOMINION BREWERY <0 GOOD ONE oN xINesToN. .||°, LIMITED, TORONTO. - - - Xi : What is Told By the New York World. 2 An American, while visiting King ston, Canada, saw flames' issuing from a house hé chanced to be passing at noontime. Rushing around the eor- ner, he burst into a fire engine sty- tion, shouting 'Fire! At his entrance and ery an old man, the only oceupant of the station, who sat reading a newspaper, slowly arose, carefully deposited his paper on the chair and hobbled over to a desk, an which was a large hook. "Now," fr el a, : said he, taking up a pencil and open- : 2 | di P. | Al ing this volume, while the American n a a ¢ e stared in amazement, "'wot's the street . and number ?" XXX Porter Invalid Stout Cork Branded RIGNEY & HICKEY the corner !' 136 & 138 Princess St. "Well, you'd better oo back and find - ROUND EX- TENSION TABLES, same reduc- tivn. at Rugs, Carpets, Linoleum, Oilcloth, Curtains, Draperds, Cretonnes, ete PHONE 80. Yours, T. F. Harrison Co. » » re- chess moves, and R. ress out the number," advised fe old man shutting the book. "When the boys git back from dinner and hear there's a fire,. they'll be pretty anxious to know just where it is x | : was | | Every t 00 is interests Special Sale | . Of the Besf Quality Wilton Velvet Rugs The Lord doesn't pay much attefition to advisers. See Bibby's new ¥2 hats. own SUNT AY SERVICES. The Filling of the Pulpits To- Morrow. Andrew's--Rev. Dr. Mackie. vices 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Strangers welcome, > Queen street a.m. Rev, BB. St. CORRECT TIME Can 'be secured from the Chronometer in Our Window, Now the City- Clock is out of commission this will be very tonvenient. THIS STORE ISTHE MECCA FOR SATURDAY NIGHT ~~ SHOPPERS. Best Values in the ! City. on Methodist church--11 Eyre, Portsmouth; 7 H. Miller, Almonte. Miss "0 Salutaris" Me the side With | the issue will sing and "Show ROUGH ON THE LAKE. Hard Small Week. The steamer Wasago eleared Richardson's for the west, The steamer Wlexandrii was at Folger's wharf last night, on hes wp trip. . The schooner' Bertha Kalkins arrived the Asylum, from Bwego, with coal, The steamer City of New York, will leave the government dry dock to-day. and load wheat at Richardson's Yor | Montreal, ThE stéambarge / Navajo, now at | Montreal, undergoing fepairs, and { will afterwards clear for Kingston, with | freight. at ai M. T. Co's wharf: The steamer | Westmount called last night, on her way {west; the tug Mary cleared fof Montreal, with three grain barges Chalmers, Fresbyterian, corner Bar-| The committee having in charge the | 1 he barge Grantham was towed up rie and Earl streets--Pastor, Rev. M {labor day sports, endeavored to t an (the river by the tug Benson The D.D. Services 11 a.m., | outside team to come and play with | Grantham was taken down when the | Scene, But Rarest Token yne of tae local teams, but were fuable [ steamer Wahcondah ran ashore several ' 0 maKe a des and ow J matc ag ag meeting for the next session was not fot Priendsuip Sond : Moral Houragy be nd Ber sabi ER Re whark: Steamer North King, definitely decided upon, the invitation j4 PMs. the Feaching ol . m Fhe question of who will play, has not'| down and up, to-day; steamer Belle from Peterboro was favorably discuss- | the Four Kinds of Ground. Strangers vet been decided. The proposec j ville, up to-day; steamer Rideau King ---------------- George's Suii- on Boats This from Canon Struck By An Auto. | "ee at Jewellers 345 KING ST. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. "Phone 666. sizes Yesterday morning, a dog owned by Arthur Fields, was struck and 1; n over by an automobile, on Princess street, to the newspapermen will not soon be | Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at but luckily was not injured, and sur- Strangers made welcome, jvived: the shock. The caning set up a Presbvteriaz. church, Breek|howl that awakened the neighborhood, Pastor, Rev. W. 8S. MacTavish, |and people who witnessed the accident, Rev. D. H. Marshall, M.A., [thought for sure that the dog woul will preach at both se r- | die. The dpto was travelling school will re-open at [eh clip. all ser- | services. ville's representatives certainly have H : abundant reason for the faith that is | Preach at ~ both x Sunday in them. The royal welcome extended | School and class meeting at 10 am. forgotten. One of the hoys expressed a {8 p.m. hope that St. Peter's welcome when | Cooke's {they applied at the gate would be! street {hall as cordial and hearty. Ph. D. The balance of the two St. George, spent in discussing questions affecting the papers of the province. 'How to improve the daily papers is the ob- ject of the association, experience is often of great value to | his fellows. It was felt that the Broc k- | | ville session was ope of the most suc- [ Macgillivray, held. While the place of| A Painful is days was R. McFAUL, Kingston Carpet Warehouse \ Hosiery for Men, Women, Boys or Girls, all kinds, at low prices. Underwear of all kinds. Sunday Strangers welcome gat vices, best | 3 p.m. vices Labor Dar Sports. | nd one man's Bile he A Eh Special Ribbon values, 15¢. a yard. at | cessful ever Jesus lacrosse The best Corsets in the ed and will probably be accepted. Notes On The Convention. B. Van Blaricom, the editor of Busy Man's Magazine, Toronto, WILSQN'S No dead flies was one of those in attendance. He is , lying about {a former Queen's College man. and did when used as first stunt at reporting the directed. @ Whig. Once in a while a miracle still makes --- SOLD BY -- its in the world. DRUCCISTS, CHOCERS Ano CENERAL STORES Fre paper tran Pos suceeec el in eoral- per packet, or 3 packets for 25¢c. [ey ers the Gill will last a whole season. : Santosh, Of the Luelph motored down to attend convention. The railway { tion department rebate { Kingstonians are everywhere' in evi- dence. Earl Ashley, one of the man- | {agers of the Strathcona hotel, is a well-known Kingston boy.. Melville E Suddard, a of . E. 8. Suddard, on ' Division street, is clerk in the 'In living in a five-room Cottage Kill them all. his on appearance new spaper to purchase an auto, Mer- |cury, the should allaw him a fon same hotel and has made himself very {popular there | J. J. Gibbons, secretary of the Ad- vertising Association, attend £d the convention as a of He among the pressmgh. of the rare treats was a through the beautiful grounds of the residence of the late G. T. They were magnificent, bearing mony to the taste of their time owner | J. A. Mackenzie, manager of the (1. | Fulford company, the Brockville the company when in| infancy, and to his untiring energy, keen business acumen and ad- vertising instinct a gréa® fiveasure of | | the success of pink pills is due. He is! {a most' genial gentleman and the visi- | very 'grateful for his Kind rents' represeneative the agencies. 18 very popular . | + Une testi- ° - \ that is your own than in a ten fine room house belonging to some | was a one-time | Ife | one else." i We Can Make It Easy to Acquire A Home. Recorder. it pf joined was its jtors attentions. | There are one or'two bargains! ---- | picked From The Old Land. { Campbell Bros., the rincess street | hatters, have just received a * | jeontignment of Christy sgaaserbrated hats. | were now offering that will be up quick, | | Ss ; | ; Sgre Breasts Relieved. Call early on Noth ng could be more soothing and | healing than the gentle inHuence of | Dr. Hamilton's Omtment. "A perfect ( cCann, | balm that brings case and y comfort at . . Lin * lone. Thousands of women who use| 51 BROCK ST. jDr. Hamilton's Ointmene gli tell of | its power and merit. 'Try a 0c. box. Une | transporta | drive | { his big family of 'blockheads, { cordially invited to all services. First "Congregational church, {of Wel*hgton and Johnston straets | Pastor, Rev. J. Charles Villiers. Di | vine worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m | The pastor will preach at both I vices. A" special musical sérviey iy | the evening, with short sermon ¢ { "Is Ohe Religion As Good As other ?"" Strangers invited. { cordial to Seats | free. | corne ser | { are welcome all. | tee | Found The Man He Wanted. Henrv Baker, of Trenton, Mo., {one pesson wh kne w his neople in the {old days. The gentleman was Capt. R IH { Baker's family | however, Capt {older than Mr. Baker | very much pleased to find one who was | All dead are | relatives. He and his son left Friday | night for their home, Extended Sympathy. Ross and Chief Elmer sent a {telegram © of condolence to London, where the news of the death of Fire Chief Clark and two other men, Sergt Cockburn and Fireman Weir, at a fire there, was received. Chief Clark was | Mayor one-lappointed chief of the London brigade | upon the death of Chief Roe, four years | ago. Chief Roe was struck by a falling wall at a big fire, and killed. Chief Clark was regarded as one of the best fire-fighters in Canada, ~ Sought Shelter From Waves. Two row boats, one. containing two ladies and a gentleman, and another with two of the steamer India's crew sought i shelter in the waterwork's slip at one o'clock this morning. A squall broke over the harbor about that time. The row boats had started. for the island, but had only got a shogt distance' be- jo large [yond the wharf when the waves Began | to come into the boats and they were forced to return. King Edward Theatre. All next week Prof. Robert Canada's leading ventriloguist, Clarke, with includ" ing Punch and Judy. Splendid en- tertainments 'and pumerous changes: first-class moving pictures and illus- I trated song at each performance. McKay, who well remembered Mr. now, McKay is four years The latter was acquainted with his family and other r m ni Adolphustown, are who { visited Kingston yesterday after an ab- sence of seventy-one .vears found just | Imatch has been called 'off. The main | attractic n of the day will be the mara- thon race | for Ottawa this morning; steamer Ri- | deau Queen, from Ottawa this after noon; steamer Aletha from bay points." A high sea has been causing the cap | | f Was Called Home. , {tains | b> on the schooners considerable 1 1 trouble this week The schooner « John McDPona clerk at R. | Ta ye a . x p | ' | Jamieson I ' 1 i : . or intended clearing for Char- oye s wholes: eft for his home in {ote las jwht. bi ble to Friday night, he hav- | 0 'c ast night, but Wis unasle 1 0 the | 39 owing to the rough weather his |Steambarge John Randall was also tied up. She will clear for Oswego, to load coal for Secley"s Bay, as soon as the weather is favorable : The steamer Rideau Ouékn was seven {hours late in reaching Ottawa yester- |day, owing to a rather SXtraonfinan {mishap. At Benton's wharf, the ehgines | refused to work, dispite all the efforts lof machinists. The steam barge Anglin, {awaiting repairs, was secured. but only {went a sl ort distance when it too gave {out for steam. The trip was then made |in relays, the Anglin going one hund- | red yards and then waiting until steamer {could be reversed, thus making the trip fa very tedious one, sees | | jing received a telegram, conveys | sad news of the sudden death © half sister, Miss, Gibbs. . | ADJOURNED FOR WEEK. "Ab sees yo has de Quality Hat, Boss. De bes' folks "round healé wars | Two Members 'Indian' List, in > Police Court. In the police court this morning, { "Bert" Grimshaw and Alexander Mit- | "Indian" list, appeared on a charge of drunkenness. Both cases were adjourn- led for a week S3-AATS James Tyo, arrested for drunkenness . {by Constable Timmerman, promised to . {leave liquor alone in future, and also ' expressed a willingness to be placéd on ithe "Indian" list He was given another { chance, but will be placed on the list. I've noticed dat." | i | i i i And Sam teils the straight truth. It's one reason why we always have the Hawes--soft and derby--in all styles. | A first appearance--drunk 'was given |a chance. He was found sound asleep lin the doorway of a King street liquor {store, lage last 'might. by Constable { Timmerman. The bottlés in the window evidently attracted him, The fall styles are in. ; . J Summer Prices On Fine Furs. i We are sole agents in King- While Campbell's values on fine furs | have for been recognized best there is a decided advantage in buying now while summer prices pre- Vail. See the handsome neck pieces suitable for early fall wear, at Camp- ston. bell Bros', the makers of fine furs. years {chell, members sof Inspector Wright's | trade, at 50c. Fair, 6 only Ladies! Whash Suits, White and Colors. 1 Your- choice, TO-NIGHT, at half price. P 2 3 only Ladies' White Skirts to clear at reduced prices. and 75¢. a New goods arriving daily. NEWMAN & SHAW The Always Busy Store. Tbr S0e0ccqeencccscsessee Dangers of Diarrhoea the when you may expect a sudden attack of diarrhoea. "Children are specially susceptible at this Pro- tect yoursell by kesping the house a bottle of STRAWBERRY This is time of year season. in We have received a choice lot of Bend Skmng and invite you to see them. We make a specialty of COATS. W. F. Gourdier, Exclusive Furrier, 76, 78 and 80 Brock street. eee E BARE TEST ON Of our fine Seranton Coal Will prove to © you its superiority 'over all other kinds, P. WALSH, 55-57 Barrack St. IF IT IS TO GET A SINK Set up or a bath room installed. I can do it in first-eiass style and' at the right price, Give me a' COMPOUND It is most effectual in quisting cramps and quieting pain, Sms-- $0000TB000R000 RODS E Importers Of Fine Hats. | Makers of Fine Furs, | St | at* the great Caledonian cames, BeHaville, Ane. Bibby's $2 hats are beauties. Rememi er the gathering of the clans| 261th. Return fare, §l.' 9 Dr.A. P.Chown : "Phone, 843, 185 Princess. St, @ « . anoenssiesesscosososrn trial. DAVID HALL, Frome sss h **9 64 Brock St ; - His Weak Point. The Stage Manager--He can play "drunken parts": better than any 'man on the stage. - The Business Manager ~Yes, but he's too fond of rehearsing. em main Srains that plan and do are a husi- nes: asset. ' Bibby's $2 hats are leaders.