AGGEPT THE LITE CHOICE L 38H) LUO: THRES COBALTS ON MARGIN We carry the listed Cobalt Stock on margin deposit ; also New York Stocks, Grain, Produce, ete., bought and sold, Consult us before investing. We always have the latest news from the mining camps. All stock deliveries made prompt~ ly. Wire, telephgne or write us your orders at our expense, Patriarche & Co., STOCK DEALERS, Head Ofiice, Standard Btock Exchange Building, Toronto. Buffalo Office, 206 FEllicott Square, Buffalo, N.Y. We have direct wires con- mecting all our offices. Pearsall's Millinery Our stores popularity rests en- tirely upon our ability to furnish TASTE, BEAUTY and INDIVIDU- ALITY in STYLE, at PRICES which ave just as inviting as the MILLINERY we are showing. So do not fail to call for that June Hat. J » - Pearsall's Millinery 228 Princess St. Miss Pearsall will be at Yarker Branch this evening. GF 4 2 A 4 (ea 7 (a a & rN SLO a] 1 AY BY LL "™ GUARANTE NONE BETTER MADE SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: 1. Young Western Beef, Lamb and Veal. 1. Sugar Cured Beef, Pork and bage. I11. Fresh Farmers' Butter and Eggs. 1V. Cheap Cus for Boiling Beef. Come and give us a trial D. B. GAGE & SON. Bagot and Earl Sts. "Thone, 876 Fresh Pork, Cab- Cor | Grand Union Hotel Opp. Grand Central Station, New York City Rooms, $1.00 a Day AND UPWARD Baggage to and from Station free. Send 0 stamp for N.Y. Olty Guide Book and Mep M. P. KEYS Antiseptic Barber Shop Halr Dressin and Bhaving Parlor, Three Chair. uick Service. Your pate ronage solicited. 336 King Street Next door to Wade's Drug Store: Wood's Phosphoding Great "Englisi Semsdy Tones and invigoratesthe who , Jdental and Brain Worry, oe icd Wenkness, Kkmissions and Effects of A FOR SALE Cheap Summer Wood. Drury's Coal and Wood Yard, 235 Wellington street: (Phone, @43A, OUR ROOSTER BRAND OF TOBACCO Smoking -- and Chewing . at forty-five cents a pound, 14 a good tobacco. Why pay eIghty-Nive cents: Andrew Maclean, Ontario street. Builders and Contractors Use Sashweights made in King- ston at Angrove's, Foundry. Special prices for large quantities. Wm. Murray Auctioneer - 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness, Sale of Horses evary Saturday. He's a poor musician who is unable to play upon your feelings, NEW re st en BANK BUILDING BE ERECTED IN GANANOQUE By the Bank of Montreal--Death of Payson Walker, Howe Island An Employee of a Factory Had His Finger Lacerated. Gananogjue, June 3.--C. V, Ketchum, local manager of the Bank of Toronto, acting on instructions from the head office of that institution, has pur- chased the part of the old Brophy es- tate situated on the south-west corner of King and - Stone streets, to which includps Mrs. K. E. Baker's millinery establishment, H. J. Reid's jewelry store, A. C. Shields' hospital, a stone dwelling house and a livery stable. It is expected the purchasces will ereot at an carly date a handsome new building on the site. The prico paid for the property was $6,000. Ganan- oque council, No. 28, R. T. of T. held their semi-annual election of s last evening. The following "were chosen for the casuing term: Past councillor, Robert Sheppard; select councillor, Robert Benson; vice-coun- cillor, Miss Gladys McIntosh; recording secretary, Frank Jones; financial secre tary, William Pratt; chaplain, Miss Carrie Clow. Payveon Walker, anather aged and highly respected resident of this sce- tion, passed away at his home on Howe Island, Wednesday ovenin at the age of seventy-six years. He-bhad been quite feeble for some time past, The funeral takes place this afternoon to Howe Island cemetery. The eocal schooner Briiton, having completed unloading, "cléared light for Oswego, yesterday, for another caego. J. H. LaFrance, Brock street, had the misfortune to lacerate the index finger of his left hand very severely while operating a machine in one of the local factories yesterday. Mrs, Charles Macdonald, who, with hor daughters, Mrs. Triest, of Brook- lyn, N.Y., and Mrs. (Rev.) J. R. Serson, of this town, have lately re- turned from a tour in Europe, has arrived here and opened up their sum- mer residence, "Blink Bonnie." Mr. Macdonald, with his chauffeur, Herbert Moore, are on their way with Mr. Macdonald's handsome towring car, and are oxpected to arrive to-day. The Garnocks basebal team has settled down to good hard practice at Grasshopper Paru evoary evening and is rapidly getting into good form. The towm council, at its regular ses- sion this week, made its annual grant of twenty doNars for the supplying of extras on the bill of fare for nov-com- missioned officers and meni of No. 8 Field 'Battery, at their annual twelve days under canvas. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, Syden- ham stree!, are spending three weeks in Alberta, where Mr. Taylor has in- terest in several coal mincs. Roland Lafrance, located for some time pas at Carthage, N.Y., has roturned for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Leander Lafrance, Brock stroet. Mrs. W. Coulter, Syracuse, N.Y. is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mie James Davis, King - street west. Wal- IS TO Leeds, is spending a few days in town. George E. Cosh Smith is visit- ing relatives in Exeter. England, My England. By Willian Ernest Henley. What have I done for vou, Fogland, my Emgland ? What is there that I would not do, England, my own? With your glorious eyes austere. As the Lord were walking near, Whispering terrible things and dear As the dong on your bugles blown; England-- Round the world on your bugles blown ! Where shall the watehful sun, England, my England, Match the master-work England, my own? When shall he rejoice again Such a breed of mighty men As come forward, one to ten, To the song on your bugles blown, England-- Bown the years on your bugles blown you've done, ¥ver the faith endures, England, my England, Take and break us; we are yours, England. my own! Life is good and joy runs high Between English earth and skv; Death is death ; but we shall die To the song on your bugles blown, England-- To the stars oan your bugles blown! They call you proud and hard, England, my England ; You with worlds to watch and ward, England, my own ! You whose mail'd hand keeps the keys Of such teeming destinies, You could know nor dread nor ease, Were the song on your bugles blown, Englano, Round the pit om your bugle blown! A Meddlesome Body. Ottawa Journal, The Royal Canadian Regiment bands from Halifax and gston have been engaged to play at the Toronto ex- hibition this summer, and there are al- ready ominous rumors to the effect that the Musicians' Union, working through the members of the bands of the Toronto regiments, will make trouble with the regulars. The bands men of the regulars apparently are not members of the union, and there is talk of a general strike of Toronto bandsmen if the Halifax and King- ston then are permiited to play at the exhibition. It is reported that if there is any trouble of the sort. the minis ter of militia will call in the uniforms of the Toronto bandsmen and thus el- fectually deprive them of pay which in the year round amounts to a tidy sum, a course of treatment which would be amply justified. We havo seen in Ottawa that this Musicians' Union is in the habit of doing very unreasonable and tyranmical things. It is, in fact, a reproach to sane unionism, and could not he too efice- tively disciplined; cither b¢-the militia department or by the level-headed lead- ers of organized labor in "Canada. The Stomach's Signal. When a meal is followed by dis- headache, prompt help is needed. The stomach and bowels must be sweeten- ed and cleansed and an increased pup- ply of healthy digestive fluids must be secreted. Day's Dyspepsia Cure produces these results every time. Bach bottle contains sixteen days' treatment. For sale only at Wade's Drug Store. Many a man's reputation for truth- fulness goes lame when he begins to say things about himself, bank jited States. ter Beatty, Dolta, ex-M.P.P., of South [reidice tress, flatulence, heartburn, acidity or| MONTREAL CONFERENCE, The Ministerial Session Opened on Wednesday. Pembroke, June 3.--The ministerial session of the Montreal Methodist con- ference ho ; hn the , Rev, W. Timberlake, in the chair, After devotional services the roll was called and a large num- ber of ministers to their names. In snswer to the question, "Are there any objections or charges preferred against any of our ministers or probationers ?" the districts an- swered in the negative, This is a mat- ter of congratulation. The president then asked the gues- tion: "Who have resigned from the ministry of our church, and are enti- tled . to credentials of sta " There were two such resignations, y A. W. Budd and his brother, Rev, A, E. Budd. Both 'of these have gone to join the Methodist church of the Un- The Following young men having completed their probation, it was re commended that they be received into full connection with the conference and ordained next Sunday: F. W. Bates, B.A., R. Goudie, H. H. Hillis, Thomas Whitebeans, N. 'A, Hulbert, C, W.' Crane, B.A., R. Pomeroy, R. WN. Street, J. A. McNeil. It was recommended that the follow: ing be continued on trial { Probation- ers of three years standing ; T. H Billings. M.A., George Runnells, T. H. le, W. P. Booth, M. Lehigh, M. I. Robinson, R, M. Timberlake, B.A., A. F. Fokes, J. A. Waddell, B. Eyre, A. J. Martin, A. Matthews, Harold Rob- inson, B.A., A, E. Oliver, William Quigley, | T. E. Armstrong, J.-A. Shaver. Probationers of two years standing' R::'G. Parsons, F. B. All nutt, L. Davidson, F. W. Danby, A. F. Shorten, C. James, R. M. Poun- der, H. Mick, W. G. Wilson, Proba- tioners of one year standing : William Chodat, L. Lattoni, I. Frett, H. A. MacLaren, George Dustin, Rev, George Jackson, B.A., was on the conference programme to deliver a lecture on the subject, 'Does the Old Testament Coptain a Divine Re- velation Jackson was unable to be present because 'of sickness. However, the conference anthorities provided a wor: thy substitute for Mr. Jackson. Dr. Walter Patton, recently appointed to take the place of Dr. Workman in the Montreal Wesleyan College, de- livered © a lecture on _ the subject, "Canaan Before Moses." Dr. Patton is a distinguished' Old Testament scholar. The lecture was a brilliant treat. It revealed clearly that some of our traditional views must be we vised. God works through history and not through miracle. The He brews on entering Canaan found many things that proved to be furniture fox their religion, but the prophets of .a later doje oy that, the things ' proved helpinl on r entenng : to the a naan were a danger free a Ja ment of the init (the Heh plates time. Hel other thing¥' were dene by the prophets. The 1 "one of the best ever 'delivered before the Theolo- gwal Utiton tof 'the Montreal. confer- ence. While many regret the cir cumstances that caused 'the removal of Dr, Workman from the college all that such a "distinguishec scholar' ag Dr. Patton has been secur: ed to take his place. NEWBORO APPEAL CASE. Projpersy Assessment | Re ditdd Twenty! Pér Cent. Newboro, June 2.--The appeal case of George Wooding ve, the village o Newboro, was held in Brockville, be fore Judge Reynolds, on Monday morning. : This, was an appeal taker by George Wooding, who is conduct ing a store here and who was fined $1( in magistrate's court, some time ago for selling 'goods without a transient traders' license. H. A. Stewart, K.C appeared for Wooding, and W. A Lewis for the village. W. H. Leg- got reeve; T. 8S. Lewis, town clerk 'dward . Wright, municipal assessor H. 8S. Foster, municipal assessor, 1908, and Benjamin Cavannagh, vil lage constable, attended as witnesses. Judgment was reserved. Frank Moore is critically ill and slight hopes are held for his recovery Court of revision was held in the court house, here, on Mopday evening and the assessment of all farm property in the imcorporation was re duced twenty per cent. from the amount assossed by the municipal as- sessment. Messrs. Frank Moore and Preston McCann were in Kingston, on Thurs day of last week. Correll Wiltsie re turned, on Thursday, from a two weeks' visit with relatives in Athens, J. P. Tett is slightly better this week A new telephone was installed in the Hotel Rideau, on Friday. It is ex- pected that one will also be placed in the B.W. & N.W. railway station, Farm newing acquaintances here last week A ropresentative of = a United States firm is in this vicinity examining (the old iron ore deposits. It is rumoned that a good show has been found on the Fahey place, owned by Martén Knapp, and that the mine may hg opened this summer. Mrs. John Brady, Bedford Mills, is her daughters, the Misses Drummond street. Mr. and Mus. ward Bolton and son, Robert, are spending a few days with relatives at Spring Valley, Henry Flemming, Jr., Chaffey's Locks, was a week-end visi- tor, here, the guest of his uncle, Capt. John Flemming. The annual meeting of the West Leeds Farmers" Institute Will be held in Lyndhurst, on Saturday. William Bryan has resigned his position on the steamer tport home on' 'Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 'Knapp are spénding a few days with relatives. at Fermoy. M. 8. Bilton launched his new gasoline launch on Saturday evening, efm---------- Land Assessment In England. London Chronicle. " The evils of this underassessment of land are perhaps more glaring in Car. diff than anywhere else. Cardiff Cae tle, with its huge park, lodges and gardens, with a boundary wall of iT of a mile, situated right in the heart of the town, is rated at £024 a year. The land is worth mil- Brady, THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG }important To. the regret of all Mr. he, and J Toronto Star. spending a few days here, the guest of |' Ed- |. and returned | ODDFELLONS' HOM mt An Interesting, Marriage on Wed- nesday--Of on a Pleasant Out- jng--Death of Henry M. Reddicl ' Picton, June 4.--One of the most real estate itions that have been turned over in many months was made on W ¥, when the Soby property, at the corner of Main and Ross streets, in the heart of Picton's commercial life, was pur- chased. C. B. Alkson went to. Na- panee, Wednesday, and concluded the bu 'of puirchase with the own- er, John Soby, on behalf of Picton Oddfellows. The purchase price is understood to. "have been $4,800. The sate is what the want. ed for the present one-storey frame guildinge are practically . valueless. Sing Ching's laundry and Stinson's restaurant are the present lessees. The idea of the Oddfellows is to erect a three-storey temple. It is understood that a local bank has agreed to take a Jong Jogas of the ground floor and the third will be equipped for an Odd- fellow's Club quarters. One of the prettiest weddings of the season was that on morn- {ng when Elizabeth Powers, daughter of Mrs. Julia Powers, was married to David McAuley, Glenora, by Rev, Killeen, The bride, who was given [J away by .her brother, Frank Powers, wore her going-away costume, a three: | picce suit of imported blue silk, the | dress made en pincess with golden | ace, and touches of old "rose. The groom gave her - a diamond pendant | and pearl necklace. Miss Stella Sul- | ivan, bridesmaid, were a smattly tai- lored suit of blue. earl ring. To the best man, ech: | bald Sullivan, the groom gave a scarf pin set with pearls." The wed- ding breakfast was served at the home 1 of the bride's mother,' High Shore. | Mrs, McAuley: left on the morning train for a three weeks' trip to Buffalo, New York city and Phila-| Jelphia. After a month's illness from spinal trouble Henry M. Reddick, for over twenty-five years a resident of Pie- ton, passed away, late on Wednesday, at 'his home, Ontario street. Mr. Reddick was born fin Ameliasburg seventy years ago, and came to Pic- ton to enter the employ of the John H. Allan Seed Co. "He was one of | the origmal trustees of Main street | Methodist church, He. is survived yy his widow and family, Mrs. W. F. Morrie, Chisholm, George T. Reddick, fowa City, Mrs. John F. Wright, Sy- | racuse, and Rev, H. B. Reddick, El mira, N.Y. Good News, Truly. Hon. George E. Foster says thab be fore' the next election the congerva- tive party will submit tothe people a yrogramme of social reform. Perhaps the opposition, somewhat terdily, has recognized ihe importance of the labor fegislation, provided by the govera- ment, the organizatiopwob a labor de- sartment, and the appointment of =a minister of labor. However, Mr. Fos- ter's announcement is weleame. The more the parties compele in ~~ that great ficld the hotter for Capiads. Have No Corns Next Week. Begin the use of Peck's Corn Salve to-day and a week from to-day yon can be free from corns, The remedy is ented. In big boxes, 16c:, at fade's Drug Store, Cheese Sales. Peterboro, 2,349 at 11 7-16c. to 1l4c. Madoe, 5565 at 11§e. to 11 7-16¢. Woodstock, 1,700 at lide. Tweed, 445 at Il 7-16¢. Rev. R. C. Blagrave," rector of Christ. Church, Belleville, was present- ed with an address and purse of gold by his congregation. He leaves for Her gift was a | | 4 (MAPLE LEAF LABEL) is the most nourishing thing to begin the day on. It is good morning, noon and night ~@ --any time. It is an absolutely pure cocoa of the finest quality. It is healthful and nutritious for young and old. Give COWAN'S to your children-- drink it yourself. THE COWAN CO. LIMITED,* TORONTO. the west on a' three months' vaca- tion. OF LADIES' & GENTS' TAILORING BUSINESS Owing to my appointment as }aster Tailor of the R.C.H.A., I am forced to close out my present business at 238 Princess Street, at once. Sn KLE) sified iris Th +4 All Stock Must Be Sold Below Cost With- in 10 Days. It will pay you to take advantage of this big Bargain Sale. A splendid line of goods in stock, and everything to be sacrificed. SALE NOW GOING ON. COME TO-DAY. J. B. Ouellette, 238 Princess St. Miss Kate Lappen, Kingston, was re-{ lions. Within sight of the castle and not more than two hundred yards away is a tailor's shop which is rated at £947; a L Boys and Girls! Tell Your : Mothers About the New Nursery Rhyme " Biscuits Nothing like them in looks or taste-- manufactured only by McCormicks. Pictures are raised above the surface--not stamped into the biscuit. Contain sufficient Arrowroot (SAME INGREDIENTS AS OUR FAMOUS ARROWROOT BISCUIT) to generate digestive juices, aid digestion and assimilation, and build up the nerves and blood- power. :- Make healthy, strong children, and promote growth. A perfectly wholesome biscuit-plaything. About 70 to the pound. Ba, Ba, Black Sheep, Humpty Dumpty, Little Jack Horner, Old King Coles There Was a Little Man, and other designs. °