PAGE TWO. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1908, -- ET SOLDERS RETURN BUCKLEY HA Y.M.CA. PREPARES FOR A{TO PERMIT SUPPLYING MEMBERS OF RCHA. BACK "Feels good on the Head 5 RECORD YEAR. LIGHT TO PORTSMOUTH. FROM PETAWAWA, or. Buckley & Sons, | A Strong Religious Programme-- The Matter Held Over Till More| All the Men Bre Delighted With LONDON. Gift of Twenty-Four Steel Consumers Sign--The Comimit- the Outing 'This Year--Driver Lockers Through the Ladies' tee Will Likely Appeal Against Ellice Meets With Mishap. Auxiliary. ' Plant Assessment. With faces tanned. and looking the : . I Bedroom Furniture The regular monthly meeting of the The light, heat and power commit- | real picture of health, the members of oO cure 9 3 an board of directors of the Young Men's [tee met, yesterday afternoon, with [the KR H.A., returned from camp, at Christian association was held. Mon-|Alds. Givens (chairman), Couper, Mc- | Petawawa, Tuesday, arriving over the day eniny, in the members' parlor, | Cann and McCartney in attendance. C.P.R. via a special tram at 3.30 S when tea was served The . members | Manager Folger reported upon the |o'clock, in the afternoon Quite, a y {present were Messrs. W. G. Anglin, [question of supplying Portsmouth | crowd 'Of citizens were on hand at er en ® ry O S. iM.D., (president), Mills, Gill, Harri- | with electricity and and showed | the depot as the train pulled in, to ' on, Partridge, Birch, ¢ hown, Lake, | that, according to the number of pro et the "soldier boys." Haw jordan, Pateman, Lockett |mised consumers, the revenue would Fhe home-coming was rather unex nd General Secretary Nelle | not be more than $200 at.the most, |pected, as the report had been given I'he Sept he meeting is always | Whe reas it will require a revenue of ont that the battery would be kept at 5 mmportant wmuch as the winter i 6.66 a year to make the extensions the camp for a time longer, owing to ~ eampaign, in view Mr. Nelles gave [pay the city Only seven or elgus re- [the big bush fires raging in the vi- I { 3 I the |cinity of the eamp. The members state his repdrt and outlined the policy for |sidents of Portsmouth signed {the year. The finandial re rt was | petition Henge the: proposition to that the fires are quite a long dis- | read and at no time in recent years | give Portsmouth light stands over for |tance away from the camp, and that special | hase o han ue | has the association been in such fa- | the present, until more of the resi- |there is no danger. The smoke from ham ra : Knish Be vorable circumstances. When the! dents decide to take advantage of the the fires caused a great deal of in- complete wit) . po o or (year's report is given in December the |privilege. When the matter does come | convenience in camp work, the smoke £14. £16 and 82: . values ever subscribers will find that the pledge | to a head, the question of franchise | being so thick some days, that drill- offered siven them early in the year will be Wi have to be considered. Residents'|ing had to be abandoned fulfilled to the letter A strong re-|lof Lower Albert street applied for gas. "One of the best camps we ever ligious programme was pressed, in The re are six on the street in ques- | had." Thiswis the verdict of all the - -------------- cluding thege features sible classes, | tion, covering a distance of 880 feet. | men who have been at Petawawa x gyvmuasium| men's 'Bible study club. [It was ficured that the lowest guar- |camp a number of vears, and the men ip \ : normal class shop meetings and men's | antee {hat ¢ould be accepted from each who went out there this year, for the % 1U | PARLOR LTE meeting Sunday afternoon. No more tuppfieant would be 316 a year. The first time, are also delighted with it. agoressive policy to reach men and manager was instructed to make this |The C.P.R. gave the battery good ac Sggrosive policy: to reac When id irvine The C.R. gave the battery god ac | OPENED ON TUESDAY AND ton E. NM I'homasson, the pro-{ On ccommeéendation of the manager, the return trip being made in particu- A BIG SUECESS. vineial field secretary, who was pre-lfive dollars a year was fixed as flat | larly good time. sent, said that the local programme rate for electrical energy for barbers' Upon: arfival yesterday, after a gen- thd el long, religions lines wa probably the {massage machines I'he machines use |eral hand shaking, the band and the Fine Exhibits eat il The style, the quality and the Constant orse aces--Islan efeate v : Fidelity trongest relatively in the province such a small amount of electricity [men who were not detailed to look . price of mea- {after the horses, formed in line and at Baseball By Boxton Harbor. I'he physical work committee re-fthat an ordinary meter will not . To your optical needs and {porte through it hairman, George gure march o tl ¢ ks l have v : fir | Var os rece pin 1 ati a ure be 1 il "Pe shed _{ : Hr bar el : ehich bo The Wolie Island fair opened on ® * | honest regard for the welfare tire arious reco! endatio re a chairman an s manager Were sented rather 4 ceed soking | | i it S, ari 5 om iene BE he « Birman 3 : I a anager ore hel 1 y hor vce , Ji : o ne { Tue way and the opening day was cor- | of our patrons' eyesight. adopted as decide 0g ri instructed to look into the assessment appearance lo 0 pas wo months | - i Ti | terd ; tainly a grand SUCCOSS, we weather venit ver exclusively to men, on|potice, concerning the plant, and re- |The work of détraining was then pro- | we ideal. and had Deon for & ee be . Yes ay, Ta- Day, secretary Parents will ort if the assessment should be ap- (© I with. The horses are all inthe; : . 3 | To~Morrow, Forever 2 of : ! ' . fore so that those in charge had time junior will be ad pealed against. It is a little lower [pink of condition, and the veterinary tte Ax things s they wanted them Always : : Abe z 7s a ry wante m. ( » by ele any eir-| than the figure for this year Fhe Suge report that they all gave ex- The fair grounds' were thronged. In ferent from what you have seen | the policy of \ stance alte © y clock fut » of 1 to ate 3 : ' or Se © p A s ' i imstay iter six o el in future. | committee was too late in appea ing cellent TVie at the « amp. 5 t rowds of people all day long, Alt all | before at prices to suit everybody. | ~~ . y I'he new physical director, J J. | arainst this vear's assessment, which The members of the R.C.HLA. left | mit ~ b ' Kingston, { ttend th bi Tobrs ho went found attractions that ros., 0 atten e ne celebra \ amused. them. | See Our New Fall PHONE 666 | L JOh, MARRIAGE LICENSES Thompson, was reported as having | was considered rather large tion at Quebec, on July 14th, and at | I'he ! ISSUED HERE. something entirely dif- | Are the maxims cut deep into CARP i ria, Germany and ' . done ier did work so lar in that o ANACer was g ¢ horit te "2 . England, the west and hest to be had | 00 00 Ld many 1 met " The manager was given Ry Lao) y ' eho ol ia brat : exhibits this year are large N k depa an an ew me are {| gee oe 2 wa of a capable ¢ on oe © o elebr: mn, | ' in ia \ . : ai : EW eek th rvices of a capab man rT y : ra on, Wen han last vear. In one yuillnz the eckwear ; entering the classe I'he Various | the position of line foreman. An out from there, to camp at Petawawa, so . » committees were \ppointed David G ider will have to be eccured, as there | Laidlaw is chairman of the religious are no available men here at the pre | | |fruit and vegetables ace on view. The In all the newest American wetable show is of the best Vege jo had yuiis a lengthy absence from the styles and shades, 25c., 50c., T5¢ . ve ity. Although the men were delighted tables of all kinds and descriptions with the can hey we vv ul | ; i t bac \ he ar) very glad to are on view, and some of them would and $00. . ik « v barracks once © wig b 3 3 | take prizes at any fair in Untano The R. J. Rei ambulance was called |; eis to the st heey am ul nx yas eall a fruit exhibit is also good All kind * P J HUNT 1 : me vel i i i tastily arranged » - / . committee: Elmer Davis of the finance; | cot time. : . Frank Kinnear of the physical; George ment 48° Birch of the new. membership com will Pay All Extra Cost mitlex »~ r i t : I | he repairs to the interior of the}. ' scious fruits are Phone 80. Yours, ee, ans Auxiliary, of which] The repairs to the interior of 1f {ier to the station hospital. Ellice is |°t luscious feuits are new gas tank will be done by J. aff . on the boards, and the exhibit drew 3 > a. | { suffering from an injured knee, the re Agent for "J. Brand Austrian | § > - ~~ i ' reside ani . . T. FF. Harrison COL Me John Wright is president and, ampbell, free of all expense to the , : forth much praise {sult of a horse rolling on to him. He well Collar. Mes. Ohve : Ee To city, just as he intimated away last All the live stoc k exhibits are equip the intermediate depart filled and on Tue la the men wert : ; busy judging the different classes. The prize list will not be available until : Thursday. as the prizes will not all he Uso two convalescent typhoid fever hu e | ° ® Bi i ¢ ) recur made by Ne Ison brick lining will be paid by Mr. Camp- }* : ; awarded until the last day. ! ¢Cartney at the championship meet bell he as desiron and eager as patients, a couple more being left in ; x worated building 1 Xin Toronto He is all-round boys' |} SD a . I the tation hospital, at Pembroke In a ney hil i? 0 enuine iis Era es ERE rel fb E. M. Thomasson. of Toronto, gave tank foundation in the best pusails Bl ay healths: oh, > i certainly worthy of notice. All kind ya brief address He congratulated Soneition Mr Caaphell oy in ay x of home made goods fre Da View Al piel BUcress, Eo VC ing the repairs made v slipshoc . . = waar sorts of preserves and pickles, and or ] $ he = a the na pdb ge way. Je lias as adviser one - the or Jolt Reprer he Bpany. the other side aj binds vf funey neal he S are ersian ¢ he t reat blessing might = rest best experts on the continent, ane the A | dis Ho PE ™ 1 1 § oo = work, ete., are shown, and the latte $ B | 2 a work. this veal . latter has outlined everything that is boo = ke by an nglish nobleman |, credit to the women of the 1 land a . who has toured to the home of Fath On the first day, two horse race 4 required will be around again in a very short time Sergt. A. Worth is laid up with mus ol rheumatism, and there are winter. The amount of money with held from Mr. Tait's contract amount | { Res) sie @elelels eae ielala)e will go towards the repairs. Any ex | expressed its sirrhest | p ! highe tra money required in constructing the ee sce ---- | er Time in Arcady to learn the fate of | were pulled off, the green race, trot The Late Miss McCormick. MARINE NEWS the children of Hamelin, who were lur- | ned the green running race for farm { I'he friends of Miss Margaret NM # * ed into the hole of a mountain by | fs horses. The two races were pulled ¢ I wi ' A cere © " ( wr ree « 1 jes f a? v ; ° : C ormick : v " 1 ay n with incere 1 What is Found About the i Pied Pi thr enturi before.' ff heat about, and were very inter ret of her death, on September 4th, we question is answered in the pro-{eresting. The first race resulted a Wharves. duction this season offered by the flows : k WE WILL SELL: at the home of: her father, George Persian Rugs, imported irom Cormick. ill for seventeen weeks with not yet put mn an appearance here ee ---- notted Dick, (C. Woodman) An. extra ood White Kurdistan one size 10ft. 3in pneumonia, hore her suffering in a! The schooners Tradewind, Bertha Anvthing to sell or exchange ? Try Time, 2.80: 1.293; 1.29 Shread lacze il for $1 bv 11ft. 10in. Regular price i patient manner The cused, a Kalkins and Mary Ann Lydon, clear 'or Sale advt. in the Whig : The running race resulted i DPread, ang. » Mar A rm lows Colored Spreads, in Pink, Jackets to Order Select Your Skins Now. $75. for fe) bright voung lady, had a host of ed for Oswego, and the schooner friends wherever she was known Qhe shall cleared for Charlotte Cures Chest Pains. IN 3 oodman) 1 y Yellow and Pale Blue Tints, i 845. 00 Cash. 'was hom at Thousand Island June. | Swift's : Steamer Aletha, from bay | When it js hard to expand the chest |" Soo PE 3.3 at $2.50 each. on and resided there until nine years pomts; steamer Rideau King, from 1 : Lt } W runnit race caused a ore | yer m3 yecause of tightndss, and cold, lool : "va " », when she removed with her pa- Ottawa, to-day: schoone Cornelia oat: Tor trouble. To delay Is dan or. de: interest and excitement, es A Extra quality : He med ents to Add desi ; . dco : ay Is vange wocially among the fair sex presen Sheets, size, 85c. each rents % \ tkinsor Besides her pa cleared. for Sodus to load coal ous All the inflammation is drawn B ial 3 ng the js ! Shee. > Phere were only two horses in it, a : for all the Pillow Cases, medium size 'W. F. Gourdier. One size 10ft. lin. by 12ft rents p urvived by one brother The fog, although very thick ihn ; he is - . > ' L out in one day Ww erviline," it 7in Regular $80, for I'he ner ie were conducted the night, cleared up cons iderahly thi enetrat ople. oki da . ates deeply, relieve congestio Nihy § Jenk _ after which the morning, and seve ral vessels were able pen breuks Ne the cold. For 1 | ce o the R bu clear. The samer ric dic enki « ore | Could not exactly rival : Rlon , : 50. 00 Cash. fun al ta < 16 the Rathbun to clear Ihe team P America id throat. weak chest and tendency to! x hac i kes a a Flannelette Blankets, White cemetery, whe \ ody was placed ot come over Irom ape incent, | 14" no treatment is half so certain | o any. H am = jue tes the } or Grey. $1 a pair and up. in the wl we mournful pro- Jast night. The M I. company's | an : . . ! » I I'he as \erviline, Fifty years in use as | © to dors, and.used the little wl White Wool Blankets, $3 y 1 they were certainly ridder 1 Be. each were worth I'l tle f vr rider 15¢. each. 2 -- 1 of nm ore 3H ve o wolu YO are O or to tug ' A profus- boat Are moving, any wada's household remedy--worth its jon » ) vered the casket. Bartlett cleared for Montreal, with : 1 1 was certainl } ra wo no Yair weight in gold--cures every ache and ' ... were i I A @ wreaths, pillows and being in. three barges, and the tug Mary clea : Yo chedule w Wedne : C ) eluded { collectio ed for that port, with two barge pun cost only : wu a: both i While the rage were pro ¢ \ 30¢ size Comforter Mi 1 ece 0 I'he : - Rosemount, which arriv W re main attraction tor the o | el 3 iH nd uj ' al llow She . ie teamer y ror--orowd Carpet W iy rerow sess Jame 'otter corge ed from Fort William with 63,000 | -- -- - - -- the youn : bushels of wheat, cleared for Fort Wil match all to their SOOO 0O00ODO0D00 Y { liam with the barge Hamilton, towed : : Ho . Bang Up Minstrel Show up from Montreal --by the = Bast and a team from Hoxt Rocheste NY. Union lett. The steamer Iroquois, carrying <0.000 bushels of wheat dischar was between the Wol ace Curtains, variety, at 50c. tif latter winning i; \ pul score being twenty y how y J e. fashionabje her cargo, and cleared for Fort Wil teen. The nme wo La le | Era. : MEN AND WOME: audience "e a shi--to am . hibition all the way : Blo er 100 Ee rs led the first INET ant from A GLENBURNIE WEDDING X at-no Aime were in. dange def } Liner. Towels, all kinds, / althoruh the islanders did rm w |$ 20. pair a Painless, and not astrine Ever performer - a 8 althe wh t an rs , 20c. pair a gO0t OF POISONOUS. tar in is bine we applause | Miss Mabelle Spooner Becomes up fourteen to fi Sold by Druggist: } \ 1 innings, but they CINDINNATL, or te » ruse =» \ | ons the inging Mrs. John Porter. hb qd. wl hitting a v pper, 1 ahes rood hitting by express, prepaid, for W pern ¢ ) ere _fdel? ren A very pleasant but q bvent iene X E+} ; at $1.00, or 3 bottles # dered anvtette . Xie A 1 t rn hs few errors, o 1 art « et ) a Circular sent on request, ) L ah Pp 4 Mr dog : 3X ry deal bunch w« tl game for them, while whatever, Lo and 1 v oon n | 1 y adoment at the ~ -- hot itt : ! | ! hurnie, Tuesda eptemby ) rod ho : ve i : . It removes tartar and ar : | . . i d hoy a lot. Near the \ keeps t} teeth - sound ad f X er their oungest d ' a1 3 the ee und anc when heir young : the came the excitement =: pearly 3 pearly. b ats x 3 TE "W ' ! : a and "the followers of each team be P . 15 p T tochester {ey Shor ; 1 , came quite complimentary to. one ar rice C Yer . M.A., performed the ceremony I'l -. "The teams went to bat as io . ube other f Heals+ and hardens the gums, sweetens and purfies the breath. Use Big 6 for u winners discharges, inflam y irritations or ul 0 le \ a lean perform of mucous me r putting it ( Mel ormick Atkinson, Ont at the' The steamer Dundurn, due up from { Shuberts offered at the Grand Oh Fae et a ices :, , oy E . : ' d ¢ r Pin, (R. Bolto anes Pp We offer for sale 2 Genuine early age of twenty years. Miss Me- Montreal, on Saturday night last, has | Monday, Sept. 25th King Pin sr on RY neciors ww ; | ersian Lomb Dressel ver Stand It is absolutely safe being Covers and Toilet Mats, all guaranteed o contain no popular es. injuriows drugs or chemicals JN bride, who was iven away by her " 3 low Made Splendid Record father, was becomingly attired in her | Eland team (1D awl , Te SHAW McLEOD'S DRUG STORE nx I i Shoe Recorder. of travelling dress, a brown tailor-made : , Davis, p.: Kyle, 1h; tume, with ecru blouse of lilet lace, 4 Davis. ss.: R. Davis a : cord her hat being of dark green velvet, | rf: Cummings, c.f Clark ih itehinson i with teimmin i wings and braid Harbor team (22) tev, le The Always Busy Store > . x I WW Baltimore, Washing ¢ the ame shade the immediate | n.: Benn. 1b.: McDonald, 2 . ! he . larger points \ familie of the contracting parties | Donald, ss Joseph MeDonald, 3 wast, ) eo capito ty fte were present. The groom's mit to ti Kinsley. Doectour, LY; He 2), of e h finisl \ southern tri he bride was a solitaire diamond ring y Umpire-- James Sow ard -- fte 10 & ave a | cheo 5 i x interested . A r th marriage a luncheon @ During the game one ters 0000000000000 0000000FF erved, after which Mr. and Mrs. Por- | spectator wa hit in the jaw by -- a ter left, amid ywers of rice wd | foul ball and was taken away lor . Building Porrnits. confetti, for a short honeymoon " . pairs These building permits have been Buffalo and New York City, vi g #5 rb -------- on oul city engineer's office ; | Tonto. The bride was the recipient of October Red Book For Fall Planting. > 1 [30 pe [om] {nj *. 1 Suit Cases, i] ox [oo] 0 doubl wie many beautiful resents. I'he many Se de ia ; : ible bri any cau ul pr at : many telescope Quite the most startling article of The broad-minded person iy : fy : J " i a ride an groom exy : . itton i a sonerete house on Al- {hearty congratulation ' the opportunities it off oe : : et 'tdL { H 0 A Ww buted to the October Red Book Ma He sees the population ot : = e streel Su Cat 's § 1] ere S ur - ns er gazine by Charles Ex jward Russell, increasing and with 9 . es Ww . 25Aan $ tory. " who, under the title "Billiehs For incronie a steady rise in M0 wel etrect; Tn vegard to the alleged over | The greatest number of] [Rad Blue Blood," takes a fling at . i y fo u vst house on the | charging in y > i ' Fina . the years pass oY ; roug ; J th rging in a far by a local cabman, | § Lich soft models----and snappy titled foreigners who marry American j con a Johnson | the latter s employer stated to the girls. Another contribution is "The i grows, tity pro- \ Whig that he had a perfect right to | stiff shapes. In the new Greens Gibson Girl and The IThsen Girl," in enhances s the farm- j = charge Sle. He says that the citizen which John Corbin define i _ ug g t 2 t {3 V Jo y fines the fash country bec gomes more ures 122) adache was driven from the cab stand, to his and Autumn tones. Beyond jons _in American girl The . fiction pop wlato® the sc ilton g, loo o the sto-|héme, from there back to the K & | all question the best choice In] in the number iz noteworthy. An ex- 3 it t wre not | P. railway, and that the time occu town. traordinary story by Jack London en fereel by current magazines 1s contri 30 Our importation of Dutch Bulbs has arrived and now is the time to make your choice. These are all sound bulbs, first quality and sure to blpom. | | | Valises, | Telescopes We have a splendid range at reasonable Jc a and prices go up ¢ sl S overloaded. Svstem needs pied was twenty-five minutes. His ex-| y " » titled, "An Enemy of All the World," You cannot & nis- leansing wit 1 a ton's Pills; [planation for g iving back the twenty 1 he Rambler as shown heads the list. : : 'take in buying either Ki - °) ire hea ¢ biliousness -and five cents is that e a new driver | here 13 the latest in Solts and . ston real estate or farming iyspepsia. per box nd did not care ave any trouble b * 2 { { lands in this s n. and ne over "the matter cin be worn in a variety o Dyspepsia Is A Crime. matter an whi wwoposition = 1,000 Islands-Rochester. : % - i ways. Nearly all conditions that in Weak Received Promotion. | ing down of health have their begin { 'H.JENNINGS, King St. A HINT TO SHAVERS We are now sciling a Safety Raso which fs fully guaranteed, Hyacinths, at 5c. and 10e. each. Tulips single and double, 20c.) 25¢. and 30ec. @ozen. Narcissus and Cro- cus. you are interested, 1 can be mer wrth King lea Sunday of real service to you. t 10.15 am. for isl ports, Sergt. J. A. O'Connor, of the CM. | n ning in chronic indigestion or dys- | me and at 5 | for Rochester, via Bay |S:C., has been promoted to the rank | . pepsia. 3 i Quinte. of colotsergeant, dating from Septem- These troubles can be effectively cur- Mc A N S, - . i ber 6th. His many f be | 'ed at any stage by use of Day's Dys S---------- friends will pepsia Cure Importers Of Fine Hats. This preparati on has Digestive, Ton | make. Pint bottle s, 50c.,.at Wade's | ne r---- { Drug Store ir { Rideau King,K for Ottawa every| Makers of Fine v ic and Laxative prdperties. Fach bot The clectors want Laurier and pro- | Monday and Thursday at 6 a.m.| Princess St. tle contains sixteen days' treatment. ve, Phone 343. 185 Princess St Get ome and try ita EEE REE REGIE TOSS . J James Swift & Co., agents. 1 , For sale only at Wade's Drug Store. 0000000000 0OCF0CFONRONS : A. STRACHAN Yeef, O and Wine, "vur own," | pleased to hear of his promotion. 51 Brock street. = x = | SET 5 [i NTE i (3 [oe [x [