bo If 'Cry | Then only ONE - That is the economy of St. Lawrence 'Crystal Diamonds." ; They go so much further than any other sugar because they are made from the choicest Cane Sugar. St. Lawrence "Crystal Diamonds" are all sweetness. Sold in attractive 5 pound cartoons and also by the pound. "THE ST. LAWRENCE SUGAR REFINING CO. LIMITED MONTREAL. For 30 years, St. Lawrence GRANULATED SUGAR has been the standard. Atall grocers. In 20 pound cotton bags or by the pound. 2 Many people are at sea on the question of painting. And it's small wonder--there are so many different painting materials to confuse the man-who-wants- to-paint-his-house that he scarcely knows how to avoid getting one of the numerous poor materials on the market. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS give good results because we put good materials into them and manufacture them in the Sherwin-Williams Co. have been making aints for nearly forty years. ter demand for Sherwin- ams Products than for any other paints or varnishes that we have been stccessful in maki oods of satis- factory quality, You can be sure of good results if you use a Sherwin-Willtams Paint or Varnish, Ask your dealer for color cards. Write for booklet, B-60. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. LARGEST PAINT AND VARNISH MAKIRS IN THE WORLD MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG is made from ihe finest care- fully selected cocoa beans, roasted by a special process to perfect the rich chocolate flavor. Cowan's is most deli» cious and most cconomical. Ls THE COWAN CO. LIMITED, TCRONTO. = a) Cowan 0 TN | ------ A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TAFFIES TO-DAY Our Grape Fruit is Very Tasty Have you tried it ? THE FINEST NAVEL ORANGES YET PRICES LOW. TOYFE" y 302 RI Tai. This Trade-Mark Stands for Superior Quality of . Jersey Cream Sodas The best flour produced by threé leading mills, blended together by our own experts. Yeast made fresh daily. Sweet, clean, whole milk. Best shortening materials. All ingredients analysed by a Professor of Chemistry. Any found not strictly * pure and first quality returned to makers. No housevifc takes such care in the selection of materials for bread as we do for ingredients of McCormick's Jersey Cream Sodas. She couldn't aiford to. And the McCormick-Process--our way of mixing, rolling, cutting, baking, cooling, and packing--is the result of fifty-one years experience. Just what this Process means you can judge for yourself by opening a package of our Jersey Cream Sodas : Break them and note their won- derful crispness. Taste them and. .prove their superior flavor. An ir- resistibly delicious lux- ury--vet a most whole- some and sustaining food McCormick's Jersey Cream . ; Sodas are pre-eminently the best. The ** Little Lord Fauntleroy' trade-mark on the package distinguishes them from all others. 4 : ' | CCORMICKS I'Lrse2= BISCUITS a THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1909. THE SPORT REVIEW THE CITY HOCKEY LEAGUE FINALS TO-NIGHT. Portsmouth and Regiopolis Seni- ors and Juniors Clash Queen's in Fine Shape to Meet the Cliffsides. The final games 1b he played to- night on the Kingston rink, will, ne doubt, draw a record-breaking crowd! ige. the City Hockey League.. The teams taking part in the games had their imal matches, yesterday after noon.: They are in good shape for the final and should put up a splendid ex: hibition of amateur hockey. This is the first season that Portsmouth has taken Any part in the City Hockey League. Both their junior and senior teams played very hard games, bat succeeded in winning their section with a good margin to their credit, They have a heavy line-up and feel quite confident of taking both trophies to Portsmouth this season. Regiopolis | College have always figured in the finals. This year their senior team have not only won out their group, but have also returned victorious from many an exhibition game with outside teams. Their players are well known in hockey eircles. Martin Sullivan, | the one-arm wonder in hockey circles, will be out tb win the W. W. Gibson | cup for the juniors. "Mart" is buta young lad, but plays a very fast game and shoots hard and true. The senior game is called to start sharp at 7.45 o'clock. The winners will receive the J. J. Harty trophy. * The teams will line up thus : Portsmouth-- H. Nicholson, goal; L. Ewart, point; Hartrick, cover; T. Nicholson, rover; A.» Ewart, contre; Smith, right wing; Gravelle, left wing. Regiopolis--Gilbert, goal; Davidson, point; Grady, cover; Gratton, rover; Robertson, centre; Moran, right wing; McDonald, left wing. The junior game will be played im- mediately after the senior. The win- ners will receive the W. W. Gibson trophy. Mr. Gibson will referee this game. The teams will line up : Portsmouth--Keénnedy, goal; Me- Craire, point; Potter, cover; Dennison, rover; Davidson, centre; T. McGuire, right wing; Forsythe, left wing. Regiopolis--Hanley, goal; ~ Folger, point; Yellowley, cover; Sullivan, rov er; Hunt, centre; Millan, right wing: Summerville, left wing. Queen's And Cliffsides. Queen's will leave on Monday, at 12.25 o'clock, for Ottawa, to play Clifisides for the amateur champion- ship of Canada. The boys are all in wood spirits and have been working faithfully for a long time with this end in view. THey feel that they have a good'chance to lift the cup, and will, in all probability, do so. Queen's will take down oné of the strongest teams that has represented the col lege in some seasons, and the team is in the best of condition, every man being up to the mark. A number of spare men will be taken down in case of an accident. A large crowd are going down with "the collégians, many clubs of ten and twenty being organ- ized, Hardware Team Won. The Hardwares and Grocers played ai return hockey game on Zion rink last evening, ending in a win for the "Hard Tack" meh, by a score of three to two. In the first game, the teams tied, but the Hardware showed their superior staying powers, and won out in this game, Considering the condi- tion of the ice, the hockey played was of first order, For the first year in the hockey arena, the Hardwares have. an, envi- able record, winning three games, tie- ing one, and losing two. The games have created a spirit of friendly rival- vy, among the different teams, and the best. of feelmg has been maintainea. Fhe teams were : Hardwares--Goal, Moore; point, Simmons; cover, Horsey; rover, Chown; centre, Chisholm: wings, Me- Rae and Crawiord. Grocers--Goal,s Mowat; derson; cover, Valliers: point, Hén- rover, Strat- the courts to make him fulfil his con-; tract. . | Erank Gatch, the champion heavy: weight wrestler, and George Hacken- | schmidt, the Russian wrestler, have ac- | found. Powers threatens to rors te} cepted the terms of a Melbourne svi 1 dicate to 'wrestle for the world's chaifi- | pionship in Melbourne on November | Sth next. | The French distance runner, Saint | Yves, who won the Scottish Marathon from Falkirk to Edinburgh, is a pass- | enger on the Teutonic, now en route to New York. He is likely to he a competitor in the "Marathon Derby" | that is to be run on the New York baseball grounds on April 3rd, when the first man home will receive $5,000, THE WHIG'S JUMBLE. Tells About a Lot of Things in General. i Campbell's for the best $2 hats, Praise in the home keeps bit outside of jt, " Bibby's: $2 hats for style. Resolve, and then make good, ought | to be your policy. Campbell Bross new hats are in. Keep the Christmas spirit with vou as long as you cam. Bibby's ¥2 hats for comfort. The coward always shirks the sponsibility he created. : Campbell 5, the store for new hats. There is such. a thing as being generous with opinions. Bibby's new shirts are ready, Better try to 1908 the friends of 1909. The best $2 hats, Bibhy's. Hope always expects a better and sunshine to-morrow. Genuine fellowship re- See Dibby's swell $2 hats. The smile that won't come off soon | gets monotonous, Most people want what they want till they get it and then they, don't want it. \ See Bibby's great $2 hats. The good wile can save dollars by going to the store and leavihg her or- | der. Tryt Gilbert, See Iabby's new $1 shirts. There are many men of many minds | ~but a lot of them are unable to mind their own business, ' See Bibby's $2 brown hats. Truth may have hid at the bottom of a well because it was unable make falsehood ashamed of itself. See Bibby's elegant $2 hats. Some men seem to be as anxious to | separate you from your time as others are to separate you from your money. | See Bibby's $2 brown derbies. 3 Spr Some people act as if 'they afraid they might forget their bles if they didn't talk about all the time, trou' them The Frivolity Of Toronto. Toronto News. The levity of the present day in To- ronto is frequently commented upon by elderly persons. During the long- drawn-out election proceedings in con- nection with the choice of a new bishop of Toronto the levity of downtown people disclosed itself in a somewhat free. discussion of the chances of the various nominees, as if they were po- litical candidates, with backers, work- ers, and interests behind them. We re- gret to report, also, that prominent Anglicans, and even members of the clergy, were héard to make humorous remarks about the contest, or phases of it, or persons concerned in it. A reporter interviewed a layman, not a delegate, and asked him what hé thought of the chances of a certain clergyman . whoso name was being whispered arownd as that of a possi: ble. 'dark horse." "Wall," was the geply, "I would not like to say, but I know he is a fine man, and Rev. Mr. Blank, who has a great deal of influence, is quietly gum- shoeing for him." "ls what ?"' asked the reporter. "I mean he is putting in a useful word for him here and there." Nothing Lacking. I. Ps Weekly. A 'Highland minister, who was rath- or. a pompous gentlemen, came to shepherd's house to' baptize a child. "Are you prepared ?" he asked the fond parent. a ford; centre, Joyce, Rae;" wings, Small and Sporting Notes. Johnson has. invited Jefivies to con- fer with him for' the purpose of ar- vanging a fight. Montreal has a' live basebdll.mana- ger in Casey. Hé beat out Baltimore, getting Sievers just as he did in land ing Yeager. ; "Kid Batten, the South. African Olvmpic champion, is to wrestle 'Art' Edmunds, of Toronto, the Canadian featherweight champion, to-night, in Tqronto. : "Pat" Powers Preston went to | Springs, yesterday, to inferview Long- boat, but the Indian the cleric, could 'not be sortment of new spring hats. eA A MA LM i Os bess slsslssinesinn, "Ou ay, munnister; 1 have got grand ham for tea." "I mean spiritually prepared," said a "Af course '1° am; oh; yes. 1 got twa bottles o' first-class whiskey from the inn," replied the Celt. Bibhy's - $2 hats are swell. A pretty wedtling oceuired at the homé of John, W. Wilson. Thomasburg, ou 'March -3rd,. when his daughter, Florence Gertrude, was umied in mar- ridge to Allin 8. Hailstone, of Madoc Hibby's, the latest hats, $2. Time and tide wait not. In the | megritime do your trading at Gil | bert's. z Campbell Bros.' for the largest as- WONDERFUL RUINS IN EGYPT HR GREAT TEMPLE OF AMEN-RA FROM BLACK 6 WHITE, - The magnificent ruins of the templeadorn, TIIEBES. buildings at Kaenak, Thebes, 450 miles from Cairo, are, according to the By- the remarkable in Egypt, and to the tourist their mar- stander, most a For as :Amen-Ra gradually rose from the mere status of a local terness | 100 | make the enemies of day ! : | never continues | | long without good results. to! were | wife in Canada says €hristie's EE particular house- i Biscuits are so much supcrior to the next best that there is no comparison. Christie's' Biscuits are baked by special- ~ ists who know how, inethe cleanest and most « - modern biscuit factory in the Dominion. . Every pound of flour entering into our bakes is the best miilled--we blend the best inspectors. which has madi brands, then sift and test our blend. ounce of raw material is analyzed by several Pure, fresh butter, milk, delicious cream and fresh eggs--all mixed with our special blend of flour in the Christie scientific way yields that unvarying flavor--" that crisp, delicious "and Every new, sweet lasting goodness Christie's Biscuits I Sold in bulk, by the pound, or in moisture and dust-proof packages. Christie, Brown & Co., Ltd., Toronto 3 has | pea t------------------------a---- } ; Fp 8 EERSTE | ess pei cane A New lot Bluchers. Regular SATURDAY ....... .; > A lot Men's $4.00 Shoes, Box Calf, Patent Colt and Vici-Kid, for SATURDAY of Men's, Tan $5.00, for $3.98. A lot of Men's $3.00 fine Shoes and Working Shoes, in medium and heavy soles, SATURDAY . h A lot Men's $2.50 Box Calf Bluchers, good sole, all sizes. SATURDAY A few Men's fine Kid Bluch- ers. Regular $2. All sizes. SATURDAY $1.50. A small lot Men's Light Working Boots. Regular $1.25, SATURDAY Men's Rubbers. SPECIAL 75c. One lot Size 6 to 11. the joy of every housewife in Canada. : you do not know biscuit goodness until you have enjoyed Christie's. Indeed Women's Shoes One lot Women's $4.00 Viei- Kid and Patent Colt Bluchers a few red. SATUR- One lot of Women's $3.50 fine Vici-Kid Bluchers. SAT- URDAY .. One lot of Women's $3.00 and $2.50 fine Kid Bluchers, SATURDAY $1.98. A "Counter of Women's $2 Shoes. SATURDAY, ....§1.50. A smalt lot of Women's $1.25 and a few $1.50 Shoes. Clearing out SATURDAY, only ....98¢. Special lot of Women's Rubbers. Sizes 2% to 7 ..50¢c. Women's Nar- Sizes 3, 4 dnd Special lot row Rubbers. THE CHRISTIE GIRL -- She is' representa tive of the 300 girls in spotjess white, employed in the Christie factory. They are supplied with two uniforms a week, and these, with handker. " chiefs, towels, etc., are laundried on the premises. SATURDAY SPECIALS. Boys™ & Girls" Shoes One lot of Boys' $2.50 Box Calf Bluchers. Sires 1 t&'5; SATURDAY vn: 31.98, 'Boys' $2.00 Box Calf Bliich- ers. Sizes 1 to 5, SATUR- Boys' Buff Boots. Sizes to 5. Regular $1.50, S $1.1 URDAY -- EL Special lot of Girls' $1.76 Bluchers. Sizes 11. to 2, SATURDAY $1.20, Special lot of Girls' Box Calf Boots. 'Sizes 11 to 2 Regular $1.50, SATURDAY $1.25. Special lot of Children's $1.50 Laced Boots Sizes 8 to 10}. SATURDAY ...$1.25. + Special lot of Children's $1.25 and $1.35 Laced Boots. Sizes 3 to 104 WHY AMI ILL? HOW TO TELL. Does cause| a feeli disturbance of the kidney action. cold affect your back, and of chilliness, followed by 3 boxés for Price 50 cents per box, of A T. Milbure $1.25, at all dealers or The Co Limited, Toronto, * god to the dignity of the Great God of Egypt, his dwe ling place at Thebes Ia ordering specify * Doan's." naturally rose with. him in importance | and splendor. Some of the columns in | A large congregation' assembled in vels are a source of never-ending won-the famous *'Hall of the Columns ™ are | the Methodist church, Brookdale, Man. der. The great teniplé of Amen-Ra at thirty-five -féet round and sixty feet lon March 3rd, to witness the marriage Karnak, a mile from Luxor, frontedhigh," and the gigantic walls are orna- [of Liman Watson, son of a local far by the Nile, was a building the Egyp-mented with battle scenes and inscrip- 'mer, and Miss Cynthia Clark, of Mard tian kingy delighted to homor and tions, . ABER 3 James Reid, NETHY STILL ON! --- Our, Big Clearing Sale of Furniture Watch our delivery. Big loads for city and country. This is the sale that furnished the-¢ity and country last year. iverything included. Rugs and Squares, I3rass and Iron Beds, Springs and Mattresses, Buffets amd China Closets, with Chairs to match: Leading Undertaker. Phone 147. : bank, Ont. > ESTABLISHED 40- Yrens-- oy YOU ARE WANTED BY YOUR WIFE AND SWEETHEART TO SMOKE Routley's 3 | Celebrated Smoking Mix- te and 40 Tins. 500 50c Virginia Cat Cake, 25¢, 35, Briar Pipes. Special, 25. K. ROUTLEY 173-5 Princess St. "