TUE TVS, Never Exchange . Rifles with a companion who is getting all the game. Before blaming your arm or your skill, ask for some of his Dominion ammunition, and get at the bottom of the trouble. The explosion of Domin- ion Cartridges is practically instantaneous, because they have the most sensitive pri- mers in the world. For all makes of arms. Costs one-third to one-fifth less than doty paying ammunition. Our guaran- tee puts all risk on the Dominion Cartridge Co., Ltd, Montreal. DOMINION AMMUNITION |! Dining Room : Furnishing ju lines as Our new Round and selectior met a se n t or are tr ov th te J Oa pl with us. Sidéboards, Furnish prices Is easy Bufie pits, oles, elsewhere of as AT ete and SIDEBOARD 8 Golden £8.50 ge hand *iah good Mis- n- 0 arly 2 ft le EXTEN ty 6, I CHINA DINING $50, Square orf LE HANDSOME | WAGGON und. CABINET CIIAIR DINNER m . | tl etting lal ol th fron Austrig at Chosen England, selection Axminsters stry LINOLEUM All d Block designs rpel and wear He el fine sone ke much _ and CURTAINS ilk, Tapestry at Great range Chenille, promptly ef work done + Fhone 90. [¢ . Fe Harrison Cao." Yours, tea Ir gr f YoY *efe)ela melee and or he Ow ti te exception ersian S. > sale 2 Genuine imported from ® size 10ft. 3in. ) Regular price he C. te m tl We offer for Persian Rugs, Kurdistan one bw 11ft. 10in icy Ww SEASON'S FIRST ROLLER] Locomotive f to on H.C. # ining goal {game » ber of 8 + f i; . | {ing e : {good i ¢ care | : ; | game , although composed men either aved good hockey Ryan, left pe Hh ok HOCKEY MATCH. | Team Beat Leafs - 0--Queen"s at] Practice--Russell Britton Like-| ly to Coach Cadets. hockey match the 2 the Kc Cr I'he first roller of ASOn was played at Thursday evening between the win The | num- be- { former and aol I goals noth x. large o by ully promises out two it le me was wiltnesse a 250 people to be a this eeason, The] that both teams of good skaters, | wanted badly to get the | r of present spectators Polo ard showed drawing « me itself it into an ted practice and takes some time n of the actice steadily. The st the same as hockgy, to a side, the same the game. It in game with seven mn positions | as fast, handling not stick winter is in skating winter game. first half, the C.L.C Ryan and Little doing Maple Leafs tried hard but could work Locos' Time charge nets. or the In the goal, The up, rh the time they find the secured | the | to! in af We ick. en not roug defence. « r ot The Maple Leafs and with little make a betier half the C.L.C. cured another making the final ore two to nothing. The teams lin: 1 up as follows : { LC. (2)--G. O'Brien, goal; J. Brien, point; Hyland, cover point; rover: Little, centre; Parkins,' Grattan, right wing (0)--E. Sowards, Stansbury, Mostyn right a will last goal, practice In the sod owing. wing Maple wd, Leafs goal; | cover-point Walsh, point rover centre; wing: Elmer, ™ Vanhorn made and as ably Ludlow, with the ¢ next game in the off Thursday nev, wit atisfactory isted (ieorg a feree Ww as by ran} on The illed eries will be next night Practice. number Queen's Rugby goodly I'hursday me had a out on Queen s afternoon. » practice day in more n are arriving to Very no time in From hav t an lose out rane 1 it work present will one than ha Williams it no thoug 1 Queen ea good 1 heen playing um, better eason. Many out a circulated with risport ve "Ren colle he but i understood hts leaving will ag appear in the uniform. 1 he left here grent loss to Queen's to some other He of in the intercolleg the best trainer be hea res, has and wen an 1 tricolor he gain would id a great ve in the union. hali-backs is easily a col- the siate, 18 one punter. McMahon and from Hamil- week, and with the their work should players. Queen's on October 10th, get in some hard Ottawa College the past advantage of they the with men I'he ampbell, the at two new will weoinning start unders finish the ame down I once They tart to aid to their first g will have 'to before then. playing for the rounds, the of next to tand and mn will work m om be a ent Ave inds heen will week their prac- AS ud have grounds Ottawa will have had last of one or graduated. n © ' same the who am they season, two Wve Britton For Cadets. that Russell by the season Britten cadets to If the RM the services of Brit ha: got a go understands the game is up to all the lat I'he cadets will start on Monday afternoon, It is rumored ied h them this have mm the a secured certainly who and V we " one hly oroug t ork i earnest and from they, on will practice every $45.00 Cash. : Tin size 10ft. lin. 121t. Regular $80, by for $50.00 Cash. fr R. McFAUL, 4 Jarpet Warehouse. te De te tl be on s€ Far-Seeing «| Investors Bu Real Estate The broad-minded person es the opportunities it off- He sees the population ever increasing and with that increase a steady rise in values 3 pass. As a ) perty enhances ing country thickly populated, becomes more and demand and prices te pr in le st ers. = (®] x as the 4 ol if caty the becomes the more up. pro- farm- m soil in ore tl P 8 30 afternoon me no me furday e father, I'hey | should eres ave some good ma- rial and be up near the top their Hope For City* Team. final ~ attempt to team will made week, and it those trying to In: getting letters Gladish, The otball ext land a the be ro cily firs be is to hoped it will team go received of a arran the been essful I'wo have Mr l \ago om R.3 ¥ ys S secretary by W. J. Paul, by the Whig Lbout tor an apph teams. If the sti hand, be the one few and one week wsking m the ago ation om one ! take ill or ore ri nm Ie am w inly it inte no rmed but op le it will why are : l'here is reason ould not be Il kinds only play their it o a fine am « secured here, of material, anxious to the promoters clear to enter enter an inter team, but a senion would certainly best the city. Westmount the the ere is a Ws it t nior being and two Ii wav vet do ° a team, them hate or junior im be to re sent and To ones entered vet made by Lime was clearly nothing from eith mto are only as from showing it fear To Have A Game: With the view of turning out known talent, and for the city team, ih |, play the tion all th capable Wan cetting Serves the \ rers pick y on in asSOCH the ral) Oo clock mat cricket I'h on 1 hiree hed by with the the team, t the loeal ih strepathen if Bibby's $2 hats. for smartne (. Kent Martin, Toronto, city, Thursday, - visiti Martin. in | his as on Charles THE > a mis- b King- ston real te or farming lands in this section, and matter in which proposition you are interested, I can be of real service to you. McCANN'S, 51 Brock street. You take cannc buyi est make in 4 - = no HN xi TAS RIE RIK] | BUCKLEY'S HATS | | The Most Stylish Hat. | J Maple | Old Timers State | the | waiting | lose game and the men have to | perie need is played marine man, to-day causl {ful i vessel, sour and | port along the line. shown | § | ting THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1908. OF MUCH TROUBLE. It Is Weather of the Kind Ever perienced--Cape Boat Cancelled lake For Second Time. The ausing no men. Old worst have vessels from the to that kin ! and smoke end of mariners state ther of the ever experien have Oswego fog on trouble it wea they he 1eHse to Charlc able and been A large number of hoats have tied for the weather to cha feeling time "This is to risk accidents. worst | have my time,' said an "the smoke, smoke that is something than the in wer practically all' "the trouble, You cannot see the length and it is very difficult to course. With sailing vessels, work is made all the The big grain steamers, Cape, carrying 70,000 bushels of w Turret Court, with 71,000 arrived at the M. it is of whe at, T.c J down, but could |pany's elevator, from Duluth, and the vessels of these Lake Superior than any other They state that morning, the decks of the vessels literally covered with ashes. Bi fires are raging in that district. For the second time this week, boat on the Cape Vincent run unable to make the trip over Cape Vincent last night, and as suit the trip from here this was cgneelled. The steamer for Gananoque, compelled to turn back, None of the M being sent number Montreal, time steamers with way to elevator, were, Nine Mile the fog schooner Mary Ann from Charlotte, Booth's, the Sowards', and at the a most the each on captains on the smoke worse be far e & mor Stranger started vesterday, but : owing I. eompe out from on their but smoke tugs port are A from are here, are very slow The / 1 grain, from the M. T. this morr Point, awa loaded west, on their pany's anchored at the removal of The laden, reaching at Lydon, ded Tradewind the Be asy Jum. trying trip SUC rived Kalkins reported the schooners had perience, but made a mishap. The government tug 'i'rudean over from the foot of Wolfe Is yesterday, but 1a compelled to ] the harbor night The dean is dredoing foot of The steambarge tied up here, on her to load coal for the 'I The yoner Keewatin is on her from with coal for the v being delayed by wit wi all some in doing at the island. Randal to canal. John wav Se ay sche Sodus works, and bad weather. Ihe steamer has winter quarters at Crawford's sl 8 Caspian gone HUSBAND AND WIFE ""indian" to Court. rather out of before Magi when a husband ned & charge Both them were on "Indian" ed the vesterdav. is referred to husband, wife and the "Indian" lis a man was found serving the son with On the ordi Fa A will Po O come strate on Monday, will arraig drunkenn cently They were papers, and on of the with This time ag all weeks be rx ge the s0me o, of son, A few guilty and liquor t Won Prizes. of poultry prizes at the following omitted : C. White, cock, lair; hen, J, W. inclair. Cockerel, R. Dougherty, J. W. Ma George Clench, R. Sin Brown W. Dough Seeen, Ge Prate They In the list Horticultural inadvertently Leghorns-- Martin, R. tin, 3 show, J S.C Pullet, S. Leghorns, Dougherty Game Pit Pratchett; cocke Steen, chett Game Steen. Ww i hen, Geor Gilbert; Georg Prate he tt, pullet re Ww , Georg Dominique--Cockerel, E. $6.00 New York Excursion. will York Oct good m d 1 I'he New York Central annual excursion New the RW. & 0. division, 6th 7th, 1908. Tickets in coaches will be sold for rut to on and day ing and at rate (etober ial direct Folders showing omplete information may obt ed . of ticket ag by rents Fol ticket agent, trains above to evening of $6, 16th' inclusive trains will be run to Grand Central station time of trains return Ihr October good on be or = ger, Ont. Married In Syracuse, N.Y. that caused a friends of celebrated on Wednesday aftern Florence Harmer, daug Montreal street, Waugh, a few mt knew of and Mrs. We wee A plea surprise parties N.Y when Miss of J. C. Harmer, wedded to Dr. Freeman tist, of this eity. Only friends of the couple was to transpire. Dr will return to Kingston next ter- their honeymoon trip. Their nv friends wish' them a happy wedded A Notable Display. the windows of the Store, on Princes two extremely valued at two These are and the turning of ments bri sat credit terprising firm of furriers. marr age to the was S in cuse, M« are John street, handsome thousand In Fur hibited coats, lars. these to This out oO was secured in direct competition with houses in Quebec. One is m skins of Labrador mink, broad tail. the fur from the the other Campbell Bros'. Have $2 Derbies. no onl at the price Bibby's & hats are "Havorites, mar come | expressed that it would be far better 10 | deal of more serious. Turret | bushels to mak Meaford and Alg and smoke came List and Summoned | necessary being fined, clair Cockerel, e I 1 SpE writing Kingston, | the D itans special ordered coats that en | He SPORT RENEW HARD ON MARINERS WiLL WALKS ENDURE THE DAY'S ~ EPISODES: FOG AND "SMOKE CAUSE THAT HAVE BI BEEN MADE LOCAL NOTES TES AND THINGS FROM LIMESTONE? Worst | Granite Was. the Best Substance-- Ex- No Street Paving This Year-- The = Streets Have to Be Got Into Proper Condition First. Will the Kmfbstone-concrete walks ine- | laid by the city during the past is |vears stand a Jong period of wear nd that | is a question that some concrete con- | » of tiractors are discussing. One of the opinion that it was a tte, loreat pity that granite had not been but there has been great loss of time. | sed for the top surface when =o much up, | nge granite was so chose at hand. +1 The extra cost would not be a great | , and the wear of the walks would | much longer. For instance, most the granolithie walks constructed | good | be of {in the downtown section hy the company, of Ottawa, fifteen and ex- | old for | is! 8% when they were laid. Granite and % concrete are better friends than lime- keep | els nan ; ime: he | StONe and concrete. They cling to the | gether much better, 'and thus a harder surface is the result. The concrete | { walks made with limestone during re- | cent vears ldok and feel much softer {than the granolithic. However, a ten- year test with be required. heat | om- | } | Street Paving Question. place| Next week, the city engineer may be very { ready to report on the question of were | paved streets for the business section. bush | A special" meeting Joi the board of {works may be held to receive the re- the |port. 1t is safe to say, howéver, that was (no paved roads from [this vear. Before a beginning 2 | be made the gas, ning partments and could re the Bell | company would have to be notified: to excavations with whatever in view, out Wi the any's ling would Along this [street railway, will way [to be done against electrolysis, ing |i causing trouble to various | particularly those of the on- | partment. Whether the the {company will effect the com- |gquestion. Anyway there {do before paving can be proceed ithey have be commenced. something 18 pipes, water de- city or remedy is much undertaken, ing iting | -- - v BROUGHI TO A CLOSE. con e-- J | Horticultural Society's Show Armouries. One of the best held un- the auspices of the Kingston Hor- Suciely, brought the armouries, last roa All ex hout | shows ever der | ticultural at to ¢ night. 1 5 wils k lose, land, [Coss in every way. The exhibits {far superior to those of former and the attendance was far than any other year. The members o | the society havé good reason | is |gratulate themsélves upon ydus. | exhibition. : Last night the armouries were again filled, and everyone was delighted wit) ieverything. A large number of schoo children visited the after o'clock, the | society having arrange for a special admission fee for them. Last night, the rendered a most delightful programme music, and . Pipers Fraser stay Tru the to vay vater the show into | ip. of and Clark favored with bagpipe selections. sent for exhi Richard A collection of palms, { bition, by Mrs. H. W. terday, was much admired. son, navy rrell, Dyspepsia Radically Cured. That { the {constant lence, case | aches, wife condition marked disordered system after eating, heartburn and thoro sia relaxed, digestive distress biliousness, be' promptly the lly cured by Day's Dys; r on | Recent chronic alike » | the remedy. Ww re- list can or cases yield tc a for Digestive, ch bot ! sixteen days' ie For at Wade's Drug Store. contains sale only Campbell Bros' : fall the were For the nobby styles in hats. Bibby's £15 black suits. ic and Laxative properties See Sin- | run few | them | Kirby | i teen years ago, are as good to-day as] : | will be constructed water and sewer de- Telephone All bad mains and | {surfaces must be repaired before pav- the have which the a to at A The exhibition has proved a great suec- | were years, better con- this year's | four Sta house orchestra |; yes- by flatu- and head- h- | Cure. Ton- treatment. | IN GENERAL. Occurrences In The City And Vicinity--Other Brief Items of | Interest Easily Read And. Re-| membered. Bibby's are showing new styles. David Pipe, Toronto, is in the city. | A. Graham, Meaford, visiting friends in the city. { Good evening, have you { millinery openings yet ? Miss Marion Little, King street west lis holidaying at Cape Vincent, N.Y. James McLaughlin, Berlin, is visit 1g his business friends in the city. liam Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at McAuley's. 'Phone 77 Miss Annie Logan, Picton, is visits Mrs. W. Keeley, Princess | is been to the | Jr ay 3) Bibby's dressy $2 hats. Dogs delight to bark and bite, Inspector Arniel says that they not fight. Paperhangers are about the men who succeed in business by ing to the wall, H. Cunningham, piano tuner from { Chickering's. ave orders at Me- | Auley's Book Store. No trace whatever could be secured of the union cards stolen from Unidn | hall, a couple of weeks ago. 4 | Joseph Reid, Princess street, leit on Thursday night for C hicago to vis- it friends for a couple of weeks. See Bibl s swell $2 hats. Dr. H. Gage, Paisley, Ont., visit: ling his he D. R. Gage, 308 Mont- real street, for the last week--has re turned home. Bertram R. Gage, of PD. BRB. Montreal street, ill in the His friends hope for but must only . go son Gage, is general hospitat. la speedy recovery. i | The average woman is willing to {stand up for her rights anywhere ex- cept in a crowded car. Se T. 0. Gage, wife and family, Winni- peg, have leit for their home in the | west, after a very pleasant visit with {Mr. Gage's parents here. 3 Mrs. Charles Deschamps, Morris- iburg, is spending a few days at the |home of her son, W. Deschamps, of the Whig job department. See Bibby's new $2 hats. W. V. Todd, general cigarmakers' unions, ling a few days in the way to a convention at Halifax. | Lava found near extinct volcanoes lin California is being sawed up for | use in mantels and fire-places. The { blocks are light in weight and various in color. Mr. and | : | of | | ¢ | organizer for has been spend city, on his Day, of William John Cataraqui, have the sympathy friends . in the loss their infant | daughter, who passed away on Thurs day afternoon. | The story of how, a bridge, a big river linto a channel it had 1 |entertainingly tbld in 1 Popular Mechanics. 1| Alired Booking, iound of theit. at Walkerton, the di ition to the roll at the penitentiary. |arrived at the big prison, orn ling, and bas two years to | Bibby's he .adquarters for underwear. lI One of the large ice waggons of the [St. Lawrence lce company came to orief this morning at the corner of Maitland and King streets. The front {axle broke letting, the down on the road. It some before it | was repaired: Drain digg Mrs. of i to avoid moving was moved hack abandoned, is the October guilty is latest 1 this serve, seat was time that the careful | night, close on streets cars pass along should very when they leave the drains at land not leave the lanterns too to the street car tracks. Numerous | | times the motormen had {their cars and move lights » | to keep from hitting them. ors | 1 | be to stop back have the { ferent from what Have You Noticed The style, price of Our Shirts? Always something entirely dif- you have seen before at prices to suit everybody. See Our New Fall Neckwear In all the nawest American styles and shades, 25¢c., 50¢., 75¢c. and $1.00. P. J. HUNT. "J." Brand Austrian Collar. the quality and the Agent for TENDERS adgressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for alterations and addition to Oflice Build- ing, Experimental Farm, Ottawa," will be received at this office until 4.00 P.M on Tuesday, September 29, 1908, for al- terations and. addition 10 office buiid- ing, Experimental Farm, Ottawa. Plans and specifications can and forms of tender obtained Department Persons tendering are notified that ders will not be considered on the printed form supplied, with their actual signa' ut Fach tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheq on a chartered bank made payable to the order of the Haon- ourable the Minister of Public Works, equal to ten per cent (10 pie.) of the amount of the tender, which will he for feited if the person tendering deeline to enter into a contract when called upon to do or if he fail to comple the work contracted for If the tender be not accepted the cheque will he returned he Department not bind itself to accept the lowest any tender. By order, NAP SEALED seen nis be at ten- rede and signed so does TESSIER, Secretary Pp Septem will not advertisement il they authori from the iblic Work 1908 for this without Ei | paid mseri it Department daturday Will do well to see the pe Chevron Suitings, inches wide. Regular 69c. quality that we will sell on SATURDAY, at 50c. a yard. Navys, Browns, Copenhagen Greens, Cardinal, Cream, Black, The best value ever shown in this city the price. of ete. | Chiffon Venetian, 54 inches wide, very fine quality, in the I'he city employees, building new roads are many times bothered by their delivery rigs over the new-made roads, passing |that are put up to stop them driver was reported to the police, {day, and he was warned i, let {occur again he would he brought into court. 3ibby's for men's fine } Mechanics, New | October, describes several inventions--a hand-saw men who drive i Une to underwear. Popular York, valuable { new rty ory hett <1 | | | This preparation has | { Mar- | | rat DERBY HAT TIME all 1 the rom ober We're wound up about our new Fall Hats --Yyou will be too when you s ee them. as So wide™s oir range of styles that any man can find a becoming hat without the slightest trouble. Come to the Hat Store to- morrow and select your New Hat. Hawes-- Wayerly--Wood- row -- Piccadilly -- Strachan and other good makeys' hats are found in Kingston Li in this store. only | orn- | ates til | 6th | 1 and ain- H ant yra oon, | hter | was den- | nate vhat | | vagh | k af any life. PA New Caps that are swell. Kay | , ox] fur ] dol- Great Dollar Gloves for mea. gar Watch our windows. + Importers Of Fine Hats. Makers of Fine Furs, rder nade and work and saves power, a sec- | tional horse mower for h fields, watch by which blind tell time, {a combined fence and water ling tem and municipal electrolytic septic tank A typewriter ments to whereby | | great roug can, sprink- | ar- with | de making hotels ts, by may hour. the firm supply the in a hali provided writing their will make it un- men is rue have I he dime slot, it for will be the or | positing {the gmachines [either in main | the hotels in | Such an arrangement for commercial | others to carry *vpewriters along them. {| Bibby's for a use { an rooms own rooms. unnecessary men's fine sweaters. 3D Why don't you buy in quantity save 20 to 25 per cent. 2 Look ) doz. fresh eggs for 86 30 lbs. best black £6, Ibs, Ihs Ibs bar Ibs. Ibs. Ibs. Ihe. hs. Ibs. hs K2& green or granulated 15. vellow sugar, $1.35. washing soda, No. 1, 50e¢, Laundry soap (Beaver), $1. rice, $1. barley, $1. split peas, $1. biscuits, $2.2 creamery butter currants, cleaned, seeded raisins, in 16-oz. y sugar, S1 sod pack- Gilbert's at cash at dollars ahead invest vouar will be 190%, stor { the 8,7 vou end of ~ Get Those Boarders Now. to fill those extra time to place a To- the Whig. Scores of stu-| dents and others call to ad- | dresses of suitable lodging houses, | You would find no difficulty in getting a satisfactory roomer or boarder' if vou placed your advt. in the Whig. The charges are: One day, 25¢.; three! days, 50c.; one week, $1; one month, $2. Now is the time strangers are flocking into the city. Let them know | about-those rooms of yours. If w rooms now Let advt you want is the in secure | Tn moral measuring be | your yaid stick is accurate. / stire Princess St. ' Try Bibby's street gloves, $1. the fences | it | for | that does | or | with | mixed | | 900000000000 0000000000 ©0000000000000000000000 all the popular shades. Regu- [ lar $1.25 quality for $1.00 a | yard. 500 nelette, fine yards English Flan- White, 30 inches and soft, equal to regular 12%. quality, on SATURDAY MORNING, 8ic a yard. wide, Two leaders, for SATUR- DAY will include an ! special in Ladies' Cashmere Hose, at 25 Elastic 25¢ | extra Black and oT unbeatable also Ladies' Vests, at values. » | "'$ NEWMAN & SHAW The Always Busy Store. and | Dutch Bulbs For Fall Planting. Our importation of Dutch Bulbs has arrived and now is the time to make your choice. sound bulbs, and' sure to These are all first quality bloom. Hyacinths, at 5¢. and 10ec. each. Tulips single and double, 20¢., 25¢. and 30e. dozen. Narcissus and Cro- , cus. Dr. A. P. Chown » Phone 343. 185 Princess St 00000000000000000000 | | | | | { { | Constant Fidelity ; To your honest of our optical needs and regard for the welfare patron's eyesight. Yesterday, To Day, _ To=M¥Morrow, Foreve Are the maxims cut deep into f the policy o Smith Bros., JEWELLERS, Persian Lamb Jackets to Order Selodt 'Your Skins Now. W. F. Gourdier. LADIES | Now is the time to invest in a pair of RUBBER GLOVES hands They protect the from fruit stains. We have a good heavy pure gum glove, made expressly for housework at a price that wili interest everybody, Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction. 75c. Per Pair McLeod's Drig Store CABS is Old Stand and The Old Num- Phone 490 OFFICE NO. All orders promptly attended to night or day. TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS The Perfect Brxk & Tile Co., Wash- burn, Ont. PAISLEY & CHISHOLM, Lessees, Are ready to contract for immediate delivery. rick that wil stand inspec. tion at reasonable "rates. Capacity of Plant. ; 60. 60,000 daily. Notice to0urCustomers Our store will close at 6 o'clock sharp every night, except Saturday. A. GLOVER. DR. LITTLE'S FEMALE REGULATING PILLS Best for Women's use, in irregularities or supression, at all Druggists, or by wall, $2. DR LITTLE MEDICINE Co., Toronto, Ost. A HINT TO SHAVERS on Se alelling a Safety Reso FOR 25 CENTS. Get one and try its A. STRACHAN O00 O000O0O000000000000000Q D0000VO0COVO0D0NOGOF000 OPPORTUNITY. Kingston Business College Limited, Head of Queen Street, 25th year Canada's lsading Bust- ness hool. I'ractical, Progres- sive, Permanent Bookkeeping, Shorthand, T ypowriting, Tele graphy, Civ Service, the first rates to twenty- a ve before Jen registering Feira' or call for particulars. J. E. CUNNINGHAM, S 13 H. ¥. METCALFE, Presidsat. "Right living" i a mptto good enough for any living room.