x ' THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1908 AT POULTRY SHOW THE COUNTY COUNCIL ® THE PRIZES AWARDED AF. ASSED A RESOLUTI | = TER GOOD JUDGING. P SYMPATHY. ON OF To the Iimily of the Late William Spooner--Road's Deputation to Toronto--Storrington Town- ship Smallpox Expenses. The county council met again on Thursday afternoon. On motion: of Co rs Poley and Godkin, the following were appointed to go to Toronto and interview the minister of public works regarding grants for colonization roads: Councillors Don- aldson, Foley, Godkin, Spoor, Thom- son, McGregor and Miller. Council- lors Spence and Kennedy moved that tho expenses "of each member of the deputation be limited to fifteen dol- lars. Councillors Cronk and Thomson moved an amendment that the sum be fixed. at twenly dollars each. The amendment was carried. The good roads' committee report- od, dating that it had settled with J. McCrow, of Cataraqui, for $60 for damage to his horse John Stewart and William Griffith were re-appointed trustees of the Sy- dénham High School, on motion of (Councillors Truscott and Trousdale. Kirkpatrick, Rogers and Nickle were appointed sélicitors to the council for the year 1909. Adjournment took place till 10 a.m.; Friday. At the Friday morning session of of the county council,. on motion of Councillor Rankin, seconded by Coun- cillor Barr, a resolution was passed expressing sincere sympathy with the family and relatives of the late Wil {iam Spooner, of Glenburnie, who, | with his young gon, met such a tragic | death at the G.T.R. junction erossing on Tuesday evening. The council éx- {pressed the hope that Mrs. Spooner would soon recover from the injuries she received, and be sustained by the -- San vock and hen. erel and Gane, I. Guy. Coek- fultes, James Bi O.N.--Cock, W. H. Reid; 2 and 3, E. J. Cuddiford. Hen, W. H. Reid; 2 and 3 E J Ruddiford, Cock- evel; W. H. Reids 2 and 3, E Cud- diford. Pullet, I and 2, i! 3 Ted 5 ford. a hi, it--Cock, E. J. Cuddiford; 2 an 3, Ww. H. Reig. Hen, E. J. Cuddi- ad 3, W. I. Reid Cockerel and pullet, H. Reid. Cochins, Bu or White, cock 'and hen, 1 and 2, J, Guy. Cockerel, H. J. Guy, ,8Holland Bros, W. Borland. Pul- let, H. J. Guy, 2 and 3, Holland Bros, Cochins, Black--Cock and hen, land Bros., H. J. Guy. Pullet, 2, Holland Bros. "MorTO OF oF GARTER. | Edward nt will ill Be Long Remem- : " bered. "Evil to him who evil think" (Honi soit qui'mal y pense) is the motto of the Order of the Garter, . : ils 0 in 3 . . - - JANUARY SAL the middle of the 14th century, about " Taste Is Sure Sto omach Gu ide! A Barometer Which Never Fails, | Though Seldom Believed. | asee § & 8 Lot Jey: i The Awards Made to Various Ex- laste is the direct guide to the | wi stomach, and the taste buds are con- hibitors and the Way the nected by the nerves with the sto- Special Prizes Were Distribut- mach itzeli, 80 that they represent iis Tope & Bowes, y hl 2 1347. It is also the motto used on the | 2 British coat of arms. Various stories are-told as to the origin of this title | in connection with the order, and the one usaally tea is as follows : King Edward made up his mind to have, like King Arthur, Ament "five of the hest and com knights, ge voted heart and soul to"hih and his service, so he determined to Sound an order. There was then living a very beautiful and equally good ly, the Countess of Salisbury, whose husband was prisoner of war in France. The countess oceupied a castle near the border hetween England -and Scot- land. She was a favorite with the -- king. In the year 1343 there was a iy great ball given at Windsor Castle, Many of the notables of 'the realm were present. When the King and Queen Philippa enter the gay throng drew back. The king led his fair queen to the throne, and turning toward the court and without a mo- ment's hesitation, offered his hand te the beautiful Countess of Salisbury. They started to dance, while a rip- ple of a smile ran through the court and the queen frowned. But they stop- ped suddenly, and the countess' face flushed. She hesitated, but the gallant Edward was too quick for her. Grace fully kneeling he picked up the blue embroidered garter his partner let fall and bound it about his own knee, As he rose he did not fail to see the meaning looks of those about him. Drawing himself up to his full height, prouder, statelier than ever, the king took again his fair partner's hand, and, pausing, he said, slowly, signifi- cantly, and in a voice that filled the hall, all eyes hending to the Hoor be- fore that haughty gaze : "'Honi soit quit mal y pense." Lit- tle words, trivial indeed, but they be- came the motto of the greatest and proudest military order of the. power- ful British empire, so that in every corner of the earth, where goes her coat of arms, it is encircled always by the garter of the fair Countess of Salisbury, with these words that now have a so much broader meaning : "Evil to him who evil thinks." health or disorder." If the stomach or its juices are out of tone, the blood is fermented by a change in the alkaline or acid condition, and these reach the month hoth dircetly and indirectly. "The taste buds are in the tongue, ahd are mounted by hairlike projee- tions called papillae; they cover thé] surface of the tongue." "When you taste these buds rise up and absorb the liquid; inform the nerves; the nerves toll the stomach, and the food is deeeptable or not, just as the stomach feels.' The above remarks on taste comes | from an eminent authority and sim- ply explains why when one smells cooking or. sees food one thinks he can cat, but when he tastes he learns') the stomach is out of husiness, the person who cannot taste who relishes no food and sim- ply. forces himself to eat, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets hold the secret of enjoyable cating, perfect digestion and renpwed. general health. Most. men wait until their stomachs are completely | sickened before they think seriously of assisting nature. When your taste for food is lost it is a cortain sign the stomach necds at- tonfion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure. such stomachs, They restore sweetness of breath, renew gastric juices, enrich the blood and give the stomach the strength and rest neces- sary to general duty. Foriy thousand physicians use S{ art's. Dyspepsia' Tablets and druggist carries them in stock: B0c. per box. Send us your name and George Ferguson; ; J. Latuwrney. Hen; Latarney; Tooker Coskerol, J. Laturney; * Bowey; GG. N. Ferguson. i : Ferguson: J. Laturney. | 9 Buff and A.O.V.--Prizes for | A 0. ¥.--Cock. he a i ~ we, cockerel, pullet, taken by | H. Reid. ook, Jen and pullet, Wy Pigeons--Owls, W. H. Reid. Bowey, excepting singles, won v H. Reid. blers, W. H. Reid. Fantails, "adhars Cok, cockerel and pul | Nickle. Jacobine, W. H. Reid: 3, James Dunphy. Homers, W. H. Reid. y Toand 2 2, Holland PBros.; hen, W, ' Reid; 2 and 3 Holland Bros, Pouters, English, W., H. Reid. Pout- ers, Pigmy, H. J. Guy. Other vari Batres Rooks-- Cock, CC. Kellar; W. eties, W. H. Reid. Sears; A. Leader. Hen, 1 and 2, C. Kellar; A. Leader. Cockerel, Rabbite--T. McK. Robertson, Dake Holland Bros.; W. Pheasants, W, H. Reid; 2 Cuddiford. let, Tooker & Bovey; v A.0.V,, cock, hen, H. Warrington. A.0.V. fowl, cock, J, ton, Hen, W. H. Reid. J. rington. Hen, W. H. Reid, .J. rington. Cockerel, pullet; J. tington. Hol- 1 and Tum- W. and D. hy Jas, Pul- Kel- | J. The greatest bargain-giving ever made by this or any othe store to wind up our Greatest January Clearance Sale. We have hundreds of dotlats worth of seasonabe. merchan- dise, which we will not enter on our stock THEY HAVE TO GO. In order to make them go we have again priced them down irom already bargain prices. TO-MORROW WE WiLL SELL : Balance of Ladies' Coats at Bargain Prices. Balance of Children's Coats at Bargain Prices. Balance of Ladies' Blouses at Bargain Prices. Balance of Neck Furs and Muffs at Bargain Prices. Balance of Ladies' & Men's Underwear at Bargain Prices. - Balance of Men's Odd Suits at Bargain Prices. Balance of Men's & Boys' Overcoats at Bargain Prices. EXTRA SPECIAL 1500 YARDS COLORED SATEEN Fine close weave, rich glossy finish, strong; durable, 31 and 33 inches wide. All leading shades, including pink, blue, cardinal, navy, brown, grey, light and dark green, yellow, orange, cream black and White. Regular price, 25¢c. yard. Special Price for Saturday Only, 15¢c. Yd. We promise customers the most for the money they've ever had, so COME, Jr. Sears. and 3, FE. 2 and 3, C. lng LY ¥ cockerel, pullet, hite. Roeks=Cock, * Holland Bros. | J. Hen, 1 and 2, Holland Bros. 1. Maxam, Cockerel, Holland Bros: : Maxam; Holland Bros, Pullet, 1 and 2, Holland Bros. uff Rocks "Cock, "hen and pulled, Saunders. Wyandottes, Laced-- Hen, To ii H. Warring: aright, H. War. H. War- H. War Golden and Silver 1,2 and' 3, J. Dumphy. Cockerel, Tooker & Bowey; J. Dum- phy. Pudlet, J. Dumphy. Wyandottes, White--('ock;" ston; T." Maxam. Hen, T. T. 'Phariby. Cockevel, T. Snider & Warner; T. 1 tod 2 Wyandottes, Ww, H. Ww. H. Bowey: J Special Prizes. ' Cock, + hen, .cockerel and pullet, $2 groceries, »}. Gilbert, Holland Bros. Collection: of Pheasants, silver cup, + H. Metcalfe, J. Cuddiford. White Leg- Clugston; | horn, foot stool, J. Reid, R. Sinclair. Clugston; | Barred Plymouth Rock, $2 drugs, L. Thurlby. Pullet, | T. Best, Tooker & Bowey. White Leg- I. Clugston; I. Thurlby. { horn pullet, caddy tea, J. MeCulla, R. A.0.V.--Cock, Tooker & | Sinclair. Leghorn, black or buff, um- Reid. Hen, Tooker & |hrella, E. P. Jenkins, F. Black. Leg- Reid. Cockerel, Tooker | horn, S. C. Brown, box biscuits, W. Dumphy. Pullet, Tooker | J. Crothers, Snider & Warner. R.C. Pumphy Leghorn, lantern, Elliott Bros., W. H address and we will send you a frial davae--Cock, hen, Reid. Wyandotte, A.0.V., ghates, An h ' h package free hy mail. Address, F. A. W. H. Reid. grove Bros., Fooker & Bowey. Wyan- | Divine Providence in her sore hereave- Stuart Co. 150 Stuart Building, Mar- | "Rhode Island Reds--=Cock, P. D. {dotte, white, $2 perfume, W. W. Gib- ment. Copy of the resolution was or- shall, Mich. mab; Snider & Warner. Hen, | son, T. Clugston. Wyandotte, golden | dered to be signed by the warden and ee oomt---------------- IL Robinson, Cockerel, 1 silver, 2 Ibs. tea, Edwards & Jen- | jerk, and sent to Mrs: Spooner, Lyman: G. RB. Pratchett Tooker & Bowey. Orpington.| A hill was received from Kirkpat- T. Clug lowey; Bowey; price | & | & Bowey; i. cockerel, pullet- Ly. and 2, and 2, P. D, [or Pallet, 1 |kin, Fow 1 NEWS OF DISTRICT, The Tidings From Various Points in Eastern Ontario. Mrs. R. R. Affleck, Middleville, died his to lev, Snider & Warner, E. J. Cuddiford. | Craig, H. J. Guy. Seabright Ban Pullet, 1 and 2, Snider & Warner, W. | tam, 31 of groceries, W. J. Power, by-law just passed wag. simply a re { the Lanark sawmill by David Boyle, |B . hearsal of the old one. Watson's Corners. It was an old ori- Dougherty, fe E. 1. Cugdiford. Cochin Bantams, Leghorns, S.C., Black or Bufi--Cock, | A.0.V., fur-lined cap, Thos. Mills &| py. McCarthy, who attends the coun- {ginal elm and measured 35 inches in {1 and 2, F. Black, James MeCulla. Holland Pros. Bantam, A.0.V., A Co., Hen, dames' Me¢Culla, Charles Kellar Ww. Dougherty, Cockerel, James Dun- phy, 2 and 4, W. Dougherty. Pullet, | lock, Smith Bros., ail pigeon, 3 dozen wards & Jenkin, W. W. H. Reid. Fan- oranges, Ed- Nickle. Pi- ty poor in the House of Industry and House of Providence, reported that he had made 673 visits during 1908, and diameter at the top end. Duncan Garvin, who spent a number of years as fireman in Boyd Caldwell had patients to treat for a continuous period of five months. The doctor said he was in a quandary as to what to do with-some poor who came here and were disclaimed by the townships to which they said they belonged. In some cases he paid for a few dgys' lodging for them out of his own poc- ket rather than have them sent to jail. He asked the council to consid- er this matter. 3 The council adjourned, to mieet in the afternoon at two o'clock. & Co's. sawmill, Lanark, died at his home. in Almonte, on Saturday. He leaves a wife and two children. Ward Bennett, son of William Ben- nett, Cape Vincent, N.Y. but now re- siding at Glen Haven, Mich., has been awarded a Carnegie medal and $1,000 in cash for the saving of the life of a boy from drowning at that place a year ago. ; Owing to some irregularities the council has decided to aggin submit to the electors of Smith's Ho the by- law to increase the hotel licenses from $450 to $650. The vote recently polled i showed that a large majority of the voters are in favor of the incredse. and 2, F. Black, C. Kellar. Leghorns, Rose Comb--Hen, 2, W. HI* Reid; 3, F. Shaw. and pullet, W. H. Reid. Spanish; Black--Cock and hen, J. Warrington, James MeCulla: and pullet, J. H. Warrington. : Andalugians--Cock hen, cockerel and pullet, W. 'Dougherty. " Minorcas, S. C.' Black--Cock, C Saunders, Snider & Warner, R. Cof f g joe. Hem, 1 and 2, R= Coffes, M.| ~Fulk butter, 3c. Veale. Cockerel, 1 and . 2, R. Cofley haere prints and rolls, oe M. Veale. Pullet, 1 and 2, R. Coffey, | hes a €. Saunders. : For, that tickling sensation in the Minorcas, S. ¢. 'White--Hen, Snider theodk, old-fashioned" horliound" candy, &' Warner. Pullet, James McCulla. | 2% Gibson's Red Cross drug siore. Rose Comb, cock, Rev. J. H. Chant, Miers, Cant produters and | and His Son Holland Bros, Hen, cockerel and pul- | others complained to the railway com- . : Eats The simple but effectual ke Sh: at gore] anc pul Bhiseionors respeoting rates: + | The . funeral of the late William remedy for Piles (blind or Or in Ry Baf or Bl lee W. Linés gloves, "25 per: cent. Spoonet and his young sou, - Wilirid, blecding) is CUROL., H. Be | 2. and 3, Dr. Fo P wn Jenkins'. : who mef such a sad end at the G. Ti CUROL is a 3 his mes : Mr ] re. wife of unction crossing last Tuesday night Q > 2, James Mrs. Reece, wife of i 2 pure ANTI. Noor FL, he he A pit. trates dR: Reece, died took place this afternoon from the ix SEPTI Cla Jimes Dunmiphy, Dr. A. P. Chown, |ly at Huntsville, Ont. sidence of Ronne A SPOT wi SALVE poss || Orpingtons, White--Cock, F. CC. Bg-| 340 sample undershirts on sale Sa- burnic. Rev. W. pa Soe c ueen es ing wonder- | | cart, W. Dougherty. Hen, W. Dough | turdey worth $1 to $2.25, for 50c., | Street Methodist church, cone ote ful Peaetrating, | |erty, 2 and 8, F. C. Bogart. Cockerel, ut Henkins'. | the burial sgbvive The whole, Glen H. Curative | | F. C. Bogart. Pullet, 1. and 2, F. (. | 'In' Eganville James R. Campbell [Was in attendance at the griel-s en road Heal 5 _Garive Bogart. op. ye _ has been appointed village clerk py « | house, and many from Kingston weve fellow, a daughter. Mis. Malvin ] bv ' rkings--Cock " salary of S50 per ve also present for the last sad rites. The ingston is now caring for Mrs. Jchn Send f Free Tial Dorkings--Cock and hen, atary. o Per year. F St t. Mrs. L. Chapman is confin- or 2 fee LVE Reid; 'Pullét; W. Dougherty, Mrs. F. H. Lambe, Hamiltoh, visii- [cortege left the Glen shortly after ono \ Ee. 30 b Pp! CURDL SALY ! Houdans--Cock, 1 and a, ing in Toronto, with her husband, dicd | o'clock for Cataraqui cemetery, and od to her be with pneumonia. Toronto, All Druggists | | Pratchett, Hl. Robinson. Hen, suddenly. was one of the largest ever scen in the and Stores sell CUROL, insdn, 2 akd'3, W. Clugston. Thursday, February district. The funeral arrangemen's at 25¢ a box, * TOUCHES THE SPOT EVERY TIME ocETRET RIENCE | | 2, P. D. Lyman. | black or buff, cigar case, Dr. A. P. "rick, Rogers & Nickle, for legal ser- HRTTOLOMRTITR L i Black ' or brown red. | Chown, James Dupphy. Dragon | 1 vices during the year. It amounted wek, KB. J. Cuddiford. Hen, W. H. | white, brush and comb, W. H. Med- |, $320.69, but included several ad- | Reid, EB. J. Cuddiford. Duckwing or | ley, W. Dougherty. Game, Bi or Old | yertisements paid for by the solicitors. | Pylie, cockerel, 2, EK. S. Stein. Pul- | English, $1.50 drugs, F. J. Hoag, E. "The bill was referred to the finance {fet, 2, K. S. Stein. Cornish Indian hen, | S. Steen. Game, A.0.V., 25 Ibs. gv. committee. T { cockerel, pullet, Snider & Warner. Pet | bone, Anderson Bros, Rev. J. H.| The township of Storrington council AND or old "Funglish, cock, I. 8. Stein: E. | Chant. Houdan, $1.50 in goods, FE. gsked the county to pay a portion J. Cuddiford, J. Maxam. Hen, T. | Webster, W. Clugston. of $46 expense incurred by smallpox | Maxam, F. Black, E. J. Cuddiford Cockerel, R. 1. Reds, 5 lbs. coffee, iy that municipality. Councillors Mil "i Cockerel, 1° and 2, F. S. Stein, W. | A. Glover, P. D. Lyman. RK L Reds, ler and Thomson moved that the coun- Gilbert. Pullet, 1-and 2, 1. 8. Stein, | dipe, W. J. Paul, P. D. Lyman. White | {y pay one-third of the amount, but on 2ist .inst., at: her. late residence. FROM C. E. Pratchett. A. 0. V., evek, W. H. | Rock, 8 lbs. roast beef, B. MeCon- | afterwards agreed to withdraw the! She was in her sixty-second year. Reid! "#7 Ciiddiford. "Hen, FE. J. | ville, Holland Bros. Buff 'Rock, 15 | motion and have the account referred | George' Penman has - removed . Cuagdiford. Cockerel, pullet, } J. H. | lbs. gr.. 'bone, Anderson Pros. | to 'the finance committee for report. portable sawmill from Darling E. P. JE Chant. . { Saunders Langshan, flonr sifter, A by-law was passed apppinting Stoughton"s Lake near Calabogie. Leghorns, White--Cock, R. Sinclair, | Simmons Bros., Héliand Bros. Min- Councillor Spoor a member of the! Rev. F. A, Conners of Ault, Colo., F. D. Matsh, W. Dougherty. Hen, R. | orca, S.C. black, flour sifter,, Sim- quarterly board of audit, at $2 a day. | brother 'of William . Conners, Lanark : Sinclair; and '3, F. D.- Marsh. Cock- | mons" Bros., R. Coffey. Minorca, R.| Afterwards, Councillor Foley said he place, has received a call to a ehurch i Great Hat Sale To-Morrow oe) intial, lly - ails In > on Rev. a didn't see why one pemizet of the'in a thriving Nebraskan city. ; Marsh: ullet, " RS.' Sinclair, F. ant. Brahma, 2 Ibs. cofiee, | hoard should be limited to $2 a day.| While skating at Lanar Bes I h M S Cc 4 Marsh, W. Dougherty. Couper, G. N. Ferguson. Game|i one was to be cut 'down, let all be [sie Manahan fll and tls Mims 1 _ © mY ontreal tock Oj. All Our $2.50 and 3.00 Jeghorns, Brown--Cock,. Snider . & bantam, A.0.V., $1.50 drugs, Joo Bileut down. at 'wal explained by the ! broken arm. Bessie hhd her arnt frac- 180 PRINCESS ST. 180 Hats at $1.00 E A Wagnet. Hen, W. H. Reid; 2 and 8, Mcleod, W. H. Reid. Cochins, ban warden and' the clerk, that the same | tured in exactly the same place last hr ., A-- ats a $ o ach. Snider & Warner. Cockerel, 1 and 2, | tam, buff or white, box biscuits, J.| ount had been in the by-law for summer. BetweenRedden's and Crawford's Groceries. Phone No. BI& the past thrée years, and that thei A monster saw log was brought to $23, FOR $15. 15, FOR 10. ER THE CANADIAN BANK Horm OF COMMERCE E. P. JENKINS, , Princess Street. : a} B : HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1867 eon in show, $2.50 by Ww. M.P.P.,, W. H. Reid. F. Nickle, 1 and Cockerel Tm v We Can And We Do. Sell fresh lettuce for 20¢. a pound. Carnovsky's is the only place. H. Cockerel Daid-tip Capital, $10,000,000 Reserve Fund, 6,000,000 Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England BANK MONEY ORDERS ISSUED AT THE FOLLOWING RATES: { $5 and under . { : Over $5 and not exceeding $10 Plum Hollow Notes. " ie Plum Hollow, Jan. 28.--Mrs. Maria Bullis 'is ill 'with la grippe. Miss Edith Davidson, Delta, is' the guest of Miss Eliza Percival. = Mrs. J. Hause has returned home, after several weeks' stay in Athens. Ross Kilborne still rémains in ' a critical condition. Miss Kate Purvis, professional nurse, is caring for him. Born, on January 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. David UCood- B. E. WALKER, President ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager Attend. Campbell Pros' big fur sale. GLENBURNIE'S DARK DAY. . The Funeral of William Spooner $30 " " These Orders are payable at par at every office of a Chartered Bank in Canada (except in the Yukon) and at the principal banking points in the United States. They are negotiable at $3.90 to the £ sterling in Great Britain and Ireland. They form an excellent method of remitting small sums of money with net and at small cost, and may be obtained without delay. KINGSTON BRANCH, Corner of King and Princess Streets. P. C. STEVENSON, Manager. off, at Police Magis- very sudden- WN. EI es eae als ap oaae eateteeasessssessTTA SHAT tL A TA ata aT Ripe Tomatoes Ripe Bananas Seedless Lemons Bitter Oranges 30 Cents Per Dozen. A.J. REES, 166 Princess St Phone 58. G. "Fi H. Rob- Cocker- E. Prat: Clugston. * hen, cockeg ->e Vest Button In His Heart. Denver, Col.,, Jan. 29.--An autopsy performed on: the body of Frederick Pomplitz, who was sixty-seven years old, revealed a black vest button em- bedded in the heart over the right auricle. the Fourth, is el, 1 and 2, W. Clugston, G. the. day. Vote =arly. were in charge of 8. S. Corbett. chett. Pullet, 1 and 2, W. , Dan't miss summer It was a sad sight as the cortege Hamburgé, Black--Cock, @gt Jenkins, following the two hearses wended its el, pylet, W..H. Reid. G. F. Rice, way citywards long the well-known = Bantams=Black or Orillia. highway, travelled all their life by the Be I Ca drocased father and youth. The wife CODD SALARIES and mother lay in the general hospital unable to bid an eaxthly farewell to the silent forms of those she loved so Go Qnly to the WelKTrained well, and who had been so suddenly Our MHigh-Grade Coun never taken from her, and her life thereby fail to bring success to our gradu- darkened. One ray of light is leit her ates. Day and Evening Classes, and Moderate Rates. in het little fiveyear- -old girl, who will FRONTENAC le her solace. BUSINESS COLLEGE All the relatives of the dead, Clergy - street, undershirt sale jewoler, dropped dead at brown, red-- Big Price For Winnipeg Land. Winnipeg, Jan. 25.-T. D. Farmer, a capitalist, of Hamilton, Ont., _in- vested $198,000 in Main street front- age, paying two thousand dollars per, foot for a block" alongside of the new Bank of Montreal site. If wh Near Seal, Baltic Seal. And Russian lamb jackets, all mark- cd at quick-selling prices, at Campbell Bros' big clearing sale. We need the Wormwith employees to help pay the taxes! The greater num- ber of ratepayers the lesser the amount of taxes. We want more in- dustries. Do not vote to lessen 'the gc Che: he Regul "Wi "herry" cou ure. ular price 25c. ts % . for 25¢., - at Wade's drug store. . Experiments will be made- at the School of Mines, on Monday; in the concentration of iron ores taken from the Boyd Caldwell mine, Calabogie, and the Temagam, iron mine. T. B Caldwell. will be present to view ihe experiments. At the | Princess theatre Prof. T. Carroll * Brindamour, handcuff king and jail-breaker. Don't miss this wonderful act. Come where you see a hr' variety of shows. Lennox Cascara Laxatives for Con- stipation. Rewular price 25c. each. Guelph Mercury. | 2 for 260. at Wade's drug store. Some' men mnover say an unkind | Thomas Milks, 79 Clarence street, word to théic wives, but it is an open {buys South African serip. of uesti hother it is thipugh kind- terms. ' | oes o fa J Why let. cighty-three employees wha could reach here, were present, . George Spooner, a brother of the late William Spooner, who lost his life at the G.T.R. crossing on Tuesday night, arrived on Tharsday afternoon from Syracuse. When Mr. Spooner re- ceived word to come home, he was quite ill, and as he did not know what was the trouble he came at once. When he arrived in the city the news was broken to him rather sud denly, and the shock was too much for him. He was taken very ill and was removed to the hospital. He was sufficiently recovered this morning to| be remowed to his brother's residence, Glénburnie, to attepd 'the funeral. BLOB VTLLLLE TULL LBBLRTRTSN Kingston. 'Phone, ¥80. STOCKDALE, Teeetesases SSeS \ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ : ' ¢ i : ¢ ' ¢ ' ¢ : ' ' ¢ ' $ : ¢ ' ¢ ' ¢ ' -e TT. RK. Principal. sasssssssssesssasd ' { ¢ ¢ ' ! 3 BATE LRTVRBTVRTLROTTVY HON OX ONOMOKOROKOKO3 Increase Your Efficiency Kingston Business College, Limited, Head of Queen Street. Canada's © ading Business School Day and Evening Classes. Shorthand, Typewriting, Book- Keeping, Telegraphy. Special in- «dividual instruction for pupils deficient in English branches. Rates moderate. Enter at any time. "Phone, 440. H. F. MET- CALFE, Principal. OHOMOFKOKONONK HSKowowoH OQ Start the children off for school on Cowan's Cocoa. Give it to them for luncheon and dinner. It is a wholesome, nouris delicious food -- ~and easily digested : 107 The Cowas Co. Limited, Toronto, _ Notice. You are invited to see Nordheimer | pianos on view in Kirkpatrick's an Gallery, 159 Princess street. Also C nadian representatives for Steinway & Son's, New York. Catalogues on ap- plication. Norman (. Pitcher, NO connected with the Dominion Coal company, Cape Breton, has been appointed chief engineer of the Alberta Railway and Irrigation compeny The irrigation work is the most extensive in Am- efica. Mr. Pitcher is a son of. Rev J. Tallme un Pitcher, uananogue. Justus Smith died ai his home Cliarkston on Tuesday cvening, Which Is It? Charles' Hamilton, | blacksmith, of gave it a throw off his shoulder. It , received a bad blow trom 'a caug bt on, the Slothes line and swung in aged