THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESPAY, JANUARY 5, 1909. STONG ERTL RAILWAY IN CONNPOTION WITH. Canadian Pacitic Railway Trains Leave Kingston 12.01 p.m. Express--For; Ottawa, Mon- treal, Quehge, St. Boston, hg row, Sault Ste. Duluth, CL Winnipeg, Vancouver, § Portiand and San Frauscisco. 54 Mm.--Local for _Sharbot ig with CPI. East and West. onday, Wednesday, Friday 745 a.m, termediate points, 4 mgers leaving Kingston at A arrivesin Ottawa at 5 p.m. ; oro, 3.88 pum. ; Toronto, 6.55 treal, 7.05 p.m. ; Boston, te «ohn 12.00 noon. 'KINGSTON-- OTTAWA John, N.B., Chicago, Marie, Halifax Denver, st con) Peter 7 st 8.5 Full partion ~H. I particulars at K. & P. and C. P R. Ticket Office, Ontario Bi. "Phone, 50. ¥. CONWAY, % Gen, Pass. Agent A oN NE : BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY. : leaves union station, Ontario streer daily (Sundays Napanee, Deseronto, nock , and ints , arth, 2 to Bann urn,' 'Mitypooth, points Central Ontario, route your ship gens Via Bay of Luinte Railway. rticulars, apply to R. W. DICKSON Agent, one, No. 8, RAILWAY, SYSTEM Local Branch Time Table. Trains ot, Foot of Johnson Street. GOING WEST. Lve. City 2.88 a.m. 2.85 a.m. wd. 3817p a. Pp. p. 15 Local .. P GOING BAST, Lve, City Arr. 8 Mall ..... 2.17 No: ". 2 Fast Ex o" Nos. 1,2,8,4,5 6,7 and 8 run daily All' other trains dally except Sunday. For Pullman Accoramotiation' Tickets and all other Mformativu, ly to J. P. HANLEY, Agent. Qor. Johnson and Ontario Sts., King ston, Ont. : Ren- Heattle, Lake Mixed---For Tenfrew and in- 12.01 p.m. ; 80 am. ; ive Kingston, 12,01 p.m., arrive | a, 5 pm. ; vo Ottawa 10.45 a.m., arrive King cepted) for Tweed To secure quick , and Fon will leave and arrive at Oity Arr. City 1.07 p.m For Copy Of - Notes by the Way «.«. With Time Table Of H | Maritime Express Qanada's Train, noted fo: excellence of Sleeping and Dining Car Service between Montreal and the Atlantic Ports, Apply to Montreal Ticket Office, 141 St. James Street, or ; General Passenger Department MONCTON, N.B. p-- | QUEBEC S.'S. COMPANY. BERMUDA Reached iu 45 heurs from hy the 5,580 tons, ship "Bermudian." Sailings, 6th, 16th 23rd and 30th January, and afterwards every Saturday at 10 'a.m. New York to Bermuda, x Nassau, Bahamas and return. 8.8. "Trinidad" 2nd, 18th February and 8th March. West India Cruises from New York New Steamer 'Guiana,' 8,700 tons with all up-to-date improvements. SH. "Paring," 8,000 tons, 5.8. "Korona,' 8,000 tons, sail from New York every alternate Wednesday. For beauty of scenery and perfection of climate these trips are unsurpassed. For fllustrated pamphlets giving rates o and all information, apply t« OUTERBRIDGE & CO.,. Agents Steamship Ceo., 29 Broadway . ARTHU HERN, Se New Yori Twin Screw Steam passage AE, Canada, or to CLP» HANLEY, and C, S. Kl Kingston. Royal ALLAN Roza LINE 4» LIVERPOOL SAILINGS. From St. John, Halifax . Jani 15th. Jan. 16th Jan, 22nd, Jan 23rd 1 Jeb. Sth. Feb, 6th GOW SAILINGS. from Boston ..... Jan. 9th Sicilian, from Boston wedan, 28rd First-Class, $70.00 upwards, Second. Class., $40.00 upwards, Third-Class, $20.00 and $30.00. Additional sailings and rates on plication to J. P. HANLEY, or C. 8S. KIRKPATRICK, Igcal Agents, King. ston. Hesperian, sails Corsican, sails . Grampian, « ¢ GLAS Carthaginian, ti mete THE FRONTENAC LOAN AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY ' ESTABLISHED, 1863. President--Sir Richard Cartwright Money issued on City and Farm Pro- perties. Municipal and County Deben- tures. Mortgages purchased. Deposits received and interest allowed. 8. C. McGill, Managing Director 87 Clarence street. " Wah Long's Laundry Removed From 78 Clarence St. between Brock Sts laundry in the Ealled for wud delivered, to 155 Welling- and Clarence, city. Goods roy and Biadger ap. = NOT WORTH LIVING Tired every morning and unable to sleep at night, weak and energyless : ou mope around. No wonder you say 'Lite is not vorth living." Youd Kidneys are to me and' you n DR. ROOT'S KIDNEY AND LIVER PILLS to tone them up, to drive out the uric acid poisons and purify the blocd. They are just the medicine for you. Trythem and prove our state- ment that LIFE IS WORTH LIVING! Send for a sample to-day or ask your Druggist tc Supply you with a box for 25¢c. DR. ROOT'S KIDNEY AND LIVER PILLS are put | upinTin Boxesandare Jolislolol fo sold by all Druggisté etn and stores for 25¢ or fosipaid from the DR. ROOT CO., Spadina Avenue, Toronto. boxes for $1.25. Hockey Boots Men's Hockey Lightning Hitch, Tan and Black, $2.50, 275. ' Boys' Hockey Lightning Hitech, Tan and Black, $2, 2.25 and 2.50, Men's Hockey other good makes, 2.00 and 2.50. Hockey good makoas, Boots $1.50 Boys' other 2.00. Boots $1.25 Ankle Supports, 25¢, H. JENNINGS, King Si WAS IN BED FOR THREE MONTHS. PEOPLE SAID SHE HAD CONSUMPTION. Read how Mrs. T. G. Buck, Bracebridge, Ont., was cured (and also her little sy the use of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. She writes: *' I thought I would write and let you know the benefit I have re- ceived throdgh the use of your Dr. Wood's Notway Line Syrup. A few years ago I was so badly troubled wit éaid I had Consumption not live through the Fall. had two doc- tors attending me and they were very much alarmed about me. I was in bed three months and when I got up I could not walk, 80 had to go on my hands and knees for three weeks, and my limbs seemed of no use to me. I gave up all hopes of ever getting better when I happened to see in 3.B.B. Almanac that Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup was good for weak lungs. thought I would try a bottle and by tho time I had used it I was a lot better, so got more and it made a complete cure. My little boy was also troubled with weak lungs and it cnred him. I keep it in the house all the time and would not be with- out it for anything." Price 25 cents at all dealers, Beware of imitations of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Ask for it and insist on getting the original. Put up in a yellow wrapper % a la Grace C Corsets Extra Long Back, Dip Hip Models for that stylish smooth figure effec? A $m for a Dime Why hox spend sw dollar when 10c, buys a of CASCARETS at any drug store ¥ Use as directed---get (the natu®- al, easy result. Saves many dollars wasted on medicines that do not cure. Millions regularly use CASCAR- ETS. Buy a box He. treatment in the morning! now week's proof 906 CASCARETS a week's gists, world. 10 box for treatment, all drug- Biggest seller in the Million boxes a month. MEN AND WOMEN, ~ Use Big & for unnatural discharges, inflammations, irritations or ulcerations of mucous membranss, Painiess, and not astrine Ant or poischioud, by a h ungs people | wf uh I would | 44-4 strive, if possible to. improve it, for profitable branches pt § agrieatfure are not so numerous that wo can afford to treat them lightly, » bar Bacon production i® an important wide-Kne, of the dairy industry: By raising hogs of the bagon type and by stadying and adopling 'proper: me thods of feeding," Canadian farmers lean sonily raise, fatten and isirket STITT IIT TT INIT CTT TT pp | their hogs at a profit cven at 85 a > : ro 4 "7 {ews live weight. There should be the I there is one subject more than! heartiest co-operation between farmers another which! at . the present time'and packers to secure the ends desired merits thé attention, of Canadian far- and to regain Canada's position of -mers, it is the' pretuction: of bacon.!supremacy in the bacon export trade. Siuce 1871 "tongiderable increase has! | a , been made in the number of swine WATER GAUGE BURST. killed and sold by Canadian farmers. L -- ay In hat year Tore were 1,126,007; in C.P.R. Fireman. Badly Scalded-- 881 the. number had increa but slightly,' there being 1,802,503; while| 2 Agany Relieved: Dues in 1891 the annual killing amounted Se heat 3 ah, 88 en SB who, lives in Robertson street; ' Fort to 1,791,104; but in 1901 there were! : + : 3 KEE 41° ' 4 William, while on his engine near 2,555,413 slaughtered. Of this pumber Westford happened 'a nasty accident. the prgporlion stipplied by each' of the |, " nL provinces was a8 follows : 1901, Bri: |1¥e | "oier Exige of the locomoe oh oes Manitoba, 122} 1of, side of his face and head terribly. Scotia, 41,986; Ontario; LA83,078¢| ,. Tt 20 happened," said Duflus, 0 Prince Edward Island, 46,104; Quebec, Sup presek alive,' % at ot ey i 427,123, and the Terkitories, 42,016, |nced for a sare on my lip, and when With these figures we should consider or ie ' YF 1 had recovered from the first shock also he Anal number of swine ale of the accident 1 produced the balm aiid 10 thes sme Years respecuvely:iy,, | Jad it applied freely ' to i the 1871, 1,3601083; 1881, 1,207,619; 189%} pide parts. At the timp I appliod 1,733,850, and in TORY, 2,353,828. OR|iy' | was suffeting aeuteiagany; but these totals for the $4 hole of Canada |yithin a wonderfully «fort time Zam- in 1901, British Colughbia had 41,419! pyk gave me ease." I was able to Manitoba, 126,459; New Brunswick, leon tinue my journey, and wpon reach- 51,763; Nova Scotia, 45,405; Ontario, ins home 1,562,606; Prince Edward Island, 48s 007; Quebec, 404,163, and the Terri-|acted wonderfully well, and in a lew tories, 73,916, These figures show that! gays had the wound nicely healing. I in 1901 ¢ Capadian farmers were con-| don't know anything so fine as. a scious their success in meeting the healer of burns, sealds, cuts and simi- demands of the British market for|lar injuries which workers are. so first class bacon. The increase in the liable to; and in my opipion a box of numbers of swine kept does not indi-| Zam-lk should be kept handy in cate the change that had taken place! every worker's home." in the kinds of animals produced or| There is something different and su- in the character of their feeding or|perior about Zam-Buk. Time and their management. In the earlier again workers in all branches of stages of he live stock history of this | trade have proved its vast superiority | country the hogs raised were largely over the advertised ointments and of ithe heavier breeds, but gradually a salves of the day. No doubt the change was wrought and in recent {fact that Zam-Buk is made entirely vears @ larger-percentage of the farm-|from herbal = essences and extracts, ers have been devoting their attention | while ordinary ointments contfiin to the breeding and rearing of ani-|more or less animal fats and oils, mals of the Bacon type. goes on long way to explain Zam- The Feasan for the change from the! Buk's superiority. However this may heavy type of hog td the bacon type | be, th® fact remains that in four con- may be explained from the nature of|tinents to which it "has been introdu- the Canadian export trade. It has ced within ten years it 'has been found that the Canadian farmer | the leading household balm. : cannot. compete successfully with the, For. burns, cuts, scalds, bruises, farmer: of 'the United Blates in theietzema, piles, ulcers, ring-worm, 'itch, production of the fit of lard type of salt-rheum, bad leg, festering 1 By Walter James Brown, Fditor of The Canadian Farmer. ¥ el 1. . obtained more Zam- Buk avd continued. the tréatment, It become sores, hogs, because the farmer of the Unit- chapped places, cold sores, frost bites, ed States has cheap 'corn at his dis- [and all skin injuries and diseases posal, and 'corn is. one bf the greatest Zam-Buk is beyond doubt a most mar- of lard producing foods. Owing 'to' jhe |v blious care. : cheapness of the fapds he uses he can' Druggists and Stores sell at 50c. a secure a profit at prices for his hogs box and the Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, which would not be profitable to the will mail a box, post free, upon re Canadian farmer. Then, again, the ¢¢iPt of price, 'to any of om readers Canadian packer is at a disadvantage | Who may have difficulty in obtaining in competing with the packer of the'® supply of the genuine Zam-Buk from 1, as ; : ttheir local stores, United ~ States, in handling the pro- [1h ir focal stores ducte from the lard or fat hogs, be-| : hes cause he 'has not the immense home Died At Seeley's Bay. market in Which to dispose of the two| On Friday morning William John- very important products of the lard ston, of Seeley's Bay, a sdffever for A' RACY LETTER FROM A i CORRESPONDENT. Hanging at , Caused No Excitemefiv--Emnia { Goldman's Tone Was Very i Sweet in Vancouver. ancouver, B. C., Dec. 28.--Out here the coast, Christmas was blown in n the wings which has left us completely cut off ram the rest of the world, so far us telegraphic or telephonic communita- tion is concerned. At this moment no shipping disasters have been reported, 'but when the means of communication have been restored we shall stand in fear and trembling until all delayed news has come to hand. . any hearts must have been made glad here in Vancouver with the Fe turf of Christinas once again, for I am informed that. on Christmas Eve five solid carloads of nothing but Christmas presents arrived here over the C.P.R., and the postoflice officials were compelled to hire on a number of express rigs to help make distribu- tion, . Notwithstanding all this, how- aver, I.am afraid there are some lit tle hearts in the city which were doomed to disappointment. If thip disappointment is brought about = by force of circumstances which could not possibly be avoided it is then hard enough to think "of, but as we go down the streets of a great city, and hear the brawling hiliarity carried forth from the open windows, or dgors njar of the saloons and rum shops, and connect that with the disappoint- ment of the little hearts, as one of the chief causes, it makes the heart of a strong man ache with pity for the poor- unfortunates; and the man who will neglect these poor little hngeid creatures Which: he has brought wito the world, at this particular séason of the year, or any other season for that matter, for any seli-gratification, is not worthy of the name of man, and by such act he is heaping up the in- terest on that debt which is already too large upon the books of the re- cording angel. That hanging at New Westminster passed off without incident, and caus- ed little or no excitement. Hanging is 0! 'New Westminster| of a terrilic gale} i a New Suit, Overcoat, Pea Jack rare out here, and yet the people took it was an every day occurrence. Pos- fact that one of the victims Chinaman, and the other negroes; was that British justice was dealing with the matter, and at once the peo ple discharged it from' their minds. was two age in the after being det ing orders from » of Washington, 'and st Ottawa, arrived "dress without that her It incident. experiences in the cities at tone somewhat, and the fact that she or fat hogs, namely, lard and oleo- over a year, departed. this life at the margarine (artificial butter). Tn the age of sixty-four. He had case of the Canadian product a great- ©XPr ssed the thought that he would er proportion of the hog must be con- never see spring. Hix oft-repeated sumed as meat, than in the case of Statement was, "It won't be long the product of the United States: We :now.' Upon being carefully ques- have in Canada 'only # limited market tioned by his pastor as to his for lard. It sfollows from these faets for the future that in this country the Tat hog cans |¥urance that all was well, and that not be used to advantage. Canadian he "had come to know ( hrist packers dnd breeders, because of the °W0 personal Saviour. His competition of the United States and took place on Monday. A the jack of market facilities for lat held in the 'Methodist church, hogs, have 'been forced into producing the pastor; Rev, 4 M. Brundage, a class of hog which can' be sald i spoke from the words found in Re advantage on the British market and lation XXi,-3: The body was is suitable for export trade. The kind rn in M. a Johnston's of bacon of which our packers Wade a": Feit ohnston will be greatly specialty is 'what is khown = as "the | Seeley . Bay as the' wast'a "Wiltshire Side." This product js of CYer¥hody s. always ready to lend taken by the large English cities and qn Ing hand, "He leaves a widow customers. are found among the well to mou his Joss to whom w ex to-do classes who are willing tend our sympathieg, in this; her four 5 of deepest SOLEOW ane ns his was when ve- laid vault. missed | to pay { a premium for an article of superior] quality. A ' Why. Have A Chap ? | Wade's Ointment éan heal the | faster than raw winds or {can injure it. At the present time Canada's most { formidable competitor in the produe- tion of bacon is Denmark. The Dances produce an article of higher average ete., are healed in a most quality than that produced by" the Imarkable way, while Brac. {anpdians, ancl ohtain a higher aver- | diseases are also promptly cured by age price on the markets of it. Cures Eczema Salt, Rheum, Seald Britain. Canadians, however, = can |Head, Cold Sores, Chapped, Hands feed their hogs more cheaply than the | Frysipelas. Piles. ete. In big boxes, Danes: and can compete with, them by {95¢.. at Wade's drug store, A 2 underselling them. The great draw- » back to Canadian bacon is its lack of unifowmity. Wo have in this country too many brecds of swine, and we can never secure uniformity in the quality of our bacon until our farmers maki a special effort to produce exactly what the market demands. Looking at the subject from a national point view, thete is no reason why Canada cannot produce as good bacon as Denmark, if ihe farmers of this @oun- fry put: into their business an degree of intelligence. rough "work Chaps, scratches, cuts, sSOres, re- skin Grea? B.,A. Hotel Arrivals, : McManus Munroe, Bostoh: ®Alexan-! der Davis, Picton! W. R. Allen, H. C. Douglas, Montreal; W. C. Hamilton, | Chicago; D. J. Cameron; Port Hope; | G. 0. Taylor, J. A. Vandervoort, R.| G. Wright, F. 6. Kirkpatrick, W. J.| Kirkpatrick, R. A. Grant, F. W. Dim-| mock, Charles @&, Mannese, J. Price; | A. MI Piper, Toronto; N. P. Turner, | Prescott; T. W. Dingwell, Maxville; A. | Harnock, Hamilton: F. J. Kimmod, | Gananoque; J. H. Madden, Napanee; | Paul R: Benjamin, New' York; R. B.| McGill," Peterboro: R. 'H. Mullin, | Minneapolis; J, MeRae, - Weod- bridge. of equal During the past few, years a serious situation has arisen, In 1900 Canada shipped to Great Britain hog products yalued at "$1,169976. In thai year Denmark supplied products to the value of 81,087,000, while Ireland sent hog products to the vatue of $110,500; Sineo that time our export trade has seriously fallen away. The figures for 1907 are somowhat startling. Canada supplied only $803,940 worth of sroducts, while. Derimark 767,970, and Ircland, $48: 3. . The logs 6f our bacon irade with Great Britain means that Canadian farmers are denying to thémselves 'he most valuable market in the world. b, kK is suflicient for some people that thev drink anything caljed tea 3 thers prefer a standard brand hke® "Sal- lada," which has a reputation. for being: good. The latter get more en- joyment out of life. rin tea for the satisfaction you expect to get from its use it, wi pav:ie purchase "Salada."' Avoid anvthing "lust as good." Imitation poor 'quanty----" hog upplied $1,- 56 friend | : ave some . lf you meddle' with as skin ie Asp 8 nest vou are sure to get stung)t ahd this ® ave: ipvaviably of was being closely watched here' for Linciting disorder may have had some thing to do with influencing her i " ' {put on her good behaviour. Whatever | { Canada, and went away leaving the no more thought about it than though! gibly this may have been due to the a | were | or it may be that the feeling | Emma Goldman, after a stormy voy- | | | to | was the cause, Emma, to the surprise | hope {of the police and everybody else, sc at | he. gave definite as- | tered bouquets all over the people of | ained at the line, pend- | int | Vanover and dejfivered her little ad- | may be | the south of us served to soften her | daYS. | | often | 80Y word that might be the cause of | | | { impression in some minds that she is! iment of funeral { 8 much sinned against little creature! service | Whose only thought is for the better- | humanity, whom she loves. | {She rebuked the people on the other | | side of the line for their iby telling us that 'the people of Can- ada are much nicer than they. We must agree with Emma Canada is all right, and is a 'good enough place for Canadians to live in, but that the United States is all wrong is hard to admit, for one of the pleasantest of my recollections a recent visit in Seattle, where F.met as I ever { warm-hearted people as met is why Emma gets stung over there. > | There -is great to be [1edarnéd in this world, and if it could only be learned :by all'our people it woilld he ong of the greatest blessings that was ever bestowed upon. the hu- mah race, dand that is the art of minding one's own business, and leav- "ing" other people free to mind their own business® This is gretest neglected lessons in one lesson ohne land the to-day, and the effects: of this neglect !* are felt everywhere ~E. H. A Musical Education. Boston Record. "Why do you keep practicing so piano piece ?"' "I want to be something when hear her," NEWTO vour daughter incessantly on that sure she our can play friends ask to naughtiness | that | | { } "But suppose they want to hear her | play something more ?"' "Oh, "there's no danger of that." Cawthra Mulock For Senate. Ottawa, Jan. 5---A Ontario politician that he will not be surprised if it were announced in a few days that Cawthra Mulock, of Toronto, was appointed to the scnate, But Castoria and Baby's Own Tab- lets at Gibson's Red®Cross shore drug As has been shown, it js practically impossible for us to compete with the United States_and our home market is extremely limited. If we do not régain our po me in the British mar- ket it will mean a loss of many mil- lions of dollars to. the farmers of this country. "We cannot afford to drop the bacon hog at this juncture, or the swine industry will shrink to a great- or oxtent than it has shrunk alreaely, We ought to be able to compele sue cessfully' with Denmark because the Danish hog feader has to buv by far the greatost part of the feed for his hows, We hould not overlook 'he fact: that the Dancs are cach year buy- ing ship loads of feed from our Cana- dian mills, and yet their hogs are driving our hogs out of the British market. The timo has' come when this matter of bacon production must re the orion of the of this I feeding ceive atiention farmers conde ARMENIAN PATRIARCH ESCORTED TO SULTAN OF TURKEY. . The above picture represents the Armenlan Patriarch on his way & ut in plain Taman: "br Press, peeps or 81.00. or 3 bottles 82.75. CIrvalas fsph v8 FOGUSEt. bacon hogs ispuly a moderately pro- fitabla branch pf the business off farm- ing, it is our duty to foster it, and so pay an official visit to the Sultan of 'Purkey, driving in a state his. superiox's pastoral steff. ig iE well-informed. in this city says £ 1 b | | { of 'the | OOOO OOP OOOO OOOO OOOCVOCOOOO0O00 carriage and escorted by four mounted priests, one of whom carries - 5 s Vegetable Oint: I v of such as Ulcers, 3 Ss Rahs 3 Cold This Cuts, Burns, and C Fr ; . per sale hy G. W. MAHOOD, ang I Druggi Vegetable C n color. - Lirfg Fe For Father, Brother or Sweetheart For About Half Price 5 ' During the Closing Days of Roney & Go's Gigantic. Sale 5, The golden opportunity to! give a useful present of 1, Fur-lined Overcoat, Working Coat, ete,, at about half regular-price. | t THE VERY LATEST IN NECKWEAR, (30 dozen just arrived). Sold all over at 75c. and $1.00. We put them in 'a fancy 'box. Price, 59¢. each. : FANCY TIES, in Boxes, at 39¢c. and 45c. FANCY SUSPENDERS, 'in' boxes, at 45c. FANCY VESTS, in boxes, at Manufacturers' Prices. THE NEWEST IN SCARFS. Prices from 19¢. up. MOCHA GLOVES, (lined), all sizes, from 69¢. up. Kid Gloves, Fur-Lined Gloves, Buck Gloves, ete, at prices to clear idl a hurry. is Gauntlets, * Mitts, 3 wy ot Don't fail to visit our store during the remaining Bargains for everybody. Roney & Co's 127 Princess Street, Kingston. > The Store That Sets the Pace. GRAY'S Syrup of Prevents Catarrh All the natural cavities of the body--- (nose, moulh ete.) are lined with riicous membrane, This membrane is very delicate. The least exposure irritates and inflames it,--causing it to pour out the fluid mucous. The first stage is a cold. The next stage is chromic cold or catarrh. ; Gray's Syrup prevents Catarth because it breaks up the cold and cures the cough, Keep a bottle on hand this winter, to cure coughs and colds and ward off Catarrh altogether, Sold by all dealers. 25¢ and soc. Relidves Colds--Hoarsefiess--Cold in the Head--Coughs--Bronchitis Asthma--PFain in Chest--Night Coughs--and permits Restful Sleep. Stock-Taking Sale We wish to reduce jour 1large stock bofore stock-tak- ing by offering special induce~ ments. China Closets with swelled fronts and sides, only $15; Buffets in pretty designs, only $18; Sideboards, a great variety from $12 up; Fancy Rattan Rockers, special only $3.50; Tron and Brass Beds, Springs. and Mattresses, at sale prices. ID, 'The Leadiog Undertaket. Phone 147. "STOVES." We carry- in steck one of the largest as- sortments of Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Heaters in the eity, and invite you to-ex- examine before purchasing. See the "Art Garland"and "ArtTreasure' Heaters. The "HAPPY HOME" Range has a large ventilated oven, handsomein design, econ- omical in fuel and a perfect baker. ELLIOTT BROS., " "nm ] ! | | | 8