l Sa%ssstessessssacsstascsess © On Suits 10 only Ladies' Spring Buits, colors Black, Navy, Green, Brown and Taupe. The remainder of our spring stock offered at greatly Come and se¢ them. reduced prices. i oi 4 i 4 White Waists Dainty, Cool White Waists for the Summer Girl, all sizes, borate, long or short sleeves, for 95c,, $1.25, 1.50, 2.00 to 6.50. Crumley Bros i. stores. 1. people. making of our shoes. Most stores that are not makers, them- selves, buy shoes that the manufagturers offer just as they are, or with very slight changes. are but few makers of whom we buy in this way. Seme of our shoes we plan almost from the begin- ning. 'The reasons are three : Some of the best looking shoes are not honest inside. 2. Some of the honestest shoes don't fit the wants Ouf store comes in contact with many, many feet, and We are more than usually watchful. 3. We can save money--yours and ours--by bossing Try our kind of shoes. J. H. Sutherland & Bro., THE HOME OF GOOD SHOE MAKING. plain or ela- 2TVVVVVLVVLLLLVQARTLTVTR LBL VBTVVITS Trae een ASAE SRLS SAT | ur Way| beeen! We go about the Shoe business in a way very different from other shoe There of the the Il Have A Number of Dwellings For Sale and At Prices to Suit. $650 for "a good street. $50 cash, balan monthly. Large stone dwelling. . Must be sold to close an estate. A snap. A number of good properties as investments. Pay you from 8 to 12 per cent. A number of lots nicely sifuated from $50 up. Full particulars at D.A.Cays|s 57 Brock St. comfortable home, ore i Lt HOLLAND RUSK Good all day. A hundred differ ent ways. everyway. 15¢ The Package. D. COUPER, 841-3 Princess St. 'Phone, 76a. | Delicious anyway and | WHY AMI ILL? HOW TO TELL. GASOLINE, COAL OIL, LUBRICATING OILS, -FLOOR OIL, GREASE, ETC. PROMPT DELIVERY. I W. F. KELLY uilding, ntario Streets, Toye's. Clarence and D. B. GAGE & SON, BUTCHERS INDIGESTION "AND NERVOUS New supply of Ingersoll Cured Meats Cooked Ham, Jellied Hock Sweet Pickled Pork and Pigs Feet. New Cabbage, Butter and Fggs. COR. BAGOT AND EARL §I5. 'Phone, R76-7. ~ \ You will wast some Home-Made Mince Meat and here is the place to get the good old fashioned kind that mother used to make. Also, our, Pork Sausage feat is just the aressig you peed 'Phong, 670, HW. J. MYERS, Cs | of i TROUBLES Can be posifively cured by the Hygiene Kola Celery and Pepsin en- dorsed by Physicians as the World's best tonic, Write for free sample: HYGIENE KOLA LIMITED, 84 Church St. Sold by all Druggists and Stores. Toronto. | Toronto use | i oo wat CR THE DAILY BRITISH 9 FRIC. WEDNESDAY, HEARD. THE REPORTS OF WORK "OF WOMAN'S MISSIONARY AUXILIARY. An Tnteresting Review of the Meeting With Happy Details-- The Impressions of Delegates. More than a hundred people took advantage of the invitation of the president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the diocese of Ontario, Miss Macau- lay, to meet at her house, on King ktieet, on Tuesday, and hear brief reports of the Prescott annual meet if. Miss Annie Muckleston, presi- dent of Bt %ieorge's cathedral branch, was in the chair. Mrs. Havelock Price, the new diocesan recording sec- retary, gave a talk on the meeting in general,' which by its informality ase. opportunity for the mentioning interesting details - which woulda Have Leen omitted in a written re- port. ; Various diocesan officers spoke on their tespective parts of the work, and Mrs. Thomas Tandy and Mrs. F. Welch, of St. Jamed church, 'their impressions. The former dwelt on the delight her hearérs felt at Mrs. Heber Hamilton's talks. Mrs. J 0. Crisp, from St. John's, Ports mouth, and Mrs. R. S. Forneri, dio- cesan treasurer, from St. Luke's, spoke. of the encouragement the an nual meeting had brought to their branches. Mise Macaulay ' touched interestingly on several points and asked Canon Starr to close the meeting. Before doing this he said he had been much struck with the simple directness of the reports given, and of the appeals made, and especially commended spirit of prayer in which the auxil- iary's works are carried on. After the meeting, which was en thusiastic and enjoyable, those pre sent had a cup of tea, Miss Deacon presiding at the table, and some of the younger auxiliary workers, there, asfsting_her. gave SAYS HE MURDERED WOMAN. Confessioh Not Believed By the Authorities. Winnipeg, June 16,--Charles 8 Hordleck, a farm laborer and barn boy, who was employal by C. P. Wastie, near Oak Bluff, Manitoba, has confessed to having murdered Mrs. Louis James at her home, Dominion street, here, on the afternoon of April 22nd last. He was placed under ar- rest by the provincial police. There is every reason to believe that the com- fessfon is the result of a disordered imagination; and that. on investiga- tion 'it will be proved that Hordfeck knows absolutely nothing about - the wrurder-- further than what he hak read. Florida Jottings. Florida, = June 15.--Ethel Martin, Maple Lane, after spending a week with Miss Leita Davey, has returned home. M. Cumming has purchased a fine new bugyy.. Mrs. Gillespie and children, of North Bay, are visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Reddens. Miss Mabel Martin, after spending a week at. M. Martin's, has returned home. H. Walker has drocted a new wire fence around * his residence. CO. A. Bateman passed through here on Frj. day. H. Walker made a business trip to Napanee on Thursday." Visitors - Miss M. Freeman Thorpe, at M. Mar- tyn's. Earl Lucas, Maple Avenue, Miss Babcock, Sharpton, at D. Martyn's. J. Henderson, Star Corners, at J. Davey's. J. N. Holmes, Inverary, at J. Wallace's. Front Road, Wolfe Island. Front Road, Wolfe Island, Jfine 16.--Meksrs, J. Briceland and H. Staley are Phipting Archibald Stal ey's residence) Frank Greenwood is erecting a new barn. Miss J, McCar- thy is spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Arch. Staley. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. White are expected home next week from their trip to the West. Rodney Yott and C. Coleman have returned from sailing. Mrs. .J. Hogdn is visiting (Mr. and Mrs. W. Taggarts. The focal team will play the Foot of the Island baseball team on Saturday afternoon at Mr. Spoor's Grove. Waits From Wilton. Wilton, y Asselstine is putting galvanized roofing on . his house. H. Mills' house is/sparkling with a fresh coat of white paint. B B. Shibley attended the Bay of Quinte conference at Belleville. Erwell Miller wae in Torvoito last week. The public school pupils were treated to a talk on "Robert L. Stovenson," by Mrs, W H. Mills. Miss Montgomery, King- «ton, is visiting at H. Mills' Mps. Stevenson, Bath, at her daughter's, Mrs. Latham Clack; Mr. and Mrs Erwell Miller and Mrs. Ovens spent Sunday at B. Lake's, Sydenham. June 16. Rooseveltism Is Dead. Telegram. Was W. H. Taft elected to carry out the principles and policies of Theodore Roosevelt ? Perhaps sor Possibly not. At all events tho Yinciples andi poli cies aforesaid, under the auspices of President Taft, are baing carried out and buried. Baseball On Tuesday. National League--Pittsburg, 8; Brooklyn, 2. American League--Boston, 7; Cleve- land, 6 Washington, 2; Detroit, 1. Philadelphia, 3; St. Louis, 1. Chica- go, 7; New York 3. Eastern Leapue--Providence," 10; Montreal, 5. Buffalo, 5-4 ; Baltimore, 5-2. Toronto, 8-3; Jersey City, 6-11 At Honolulu the four editors of Japanese newspaper and several oth emrs_of sixteen Japanese arrested on indictmen ts growing out of the strike of sugar plantation laborers, bpve been released. Londustor D. place of Conductor the K. & P. railway, is attending camp. Come and buy your summer hat, a bargain, at Miss L. Sutherland's, Wel- lington street, "The London" millin- ery. Make superiority push it too far into the limdlight. Don't complain about bearing the cross that is not worth carrying. a J. Young is filling the Thomas Healey, of while the latter real hefore vou the hen = % ar FAIR GROUNDS, KINGSTON FRENZIEO iiss lL nes A Proudly Pre-eminent Combination of Two Great Amusement Institutions Uni- versal in interest Jecidental and Oriental Picturesqueness Strange People from Foreign Climes Typical Seéenes and Incidents Equestrian Experts From Everywhere LED BY THE, ANTLERS HORSE- Col. WM. F. CODY (Buffalo Bill) Scout, Warrior, Fathindee and Plains- \ Brilliant ob Thrilling Features Fearless Men in Deeds of Daring American Indians, Cowboys and Cow- girls, German Cuirassiers, Japanese Soldiery, Royal Irish': Lancers, Mexican Vaqueros FOOTBALL HORSES HIGH SCHOOL KQUESTRIANISM Russian Cossacks U. 8. Cavalry U. 8. Infantry Deviin's Zouaves South. AmePican Guachos ¥ A and the ledonin Aral MOUS CONROY BAND 20SSI'S MUSICAL ELEPHANTS Mammoth Quadrupeds from the Jungles, which Blow Trumpets, Ring Bells, all in Harmony. "AN ORIENTAL SPECTACLE Reflecting the Splendors of the Romantic ar Wast. Introducing Camel Cavalcades, Hindoo Fakirs, Japanese and Arabian Athletes and Acrobats, ete, etc. An Animated Picture of Kaleidoscopic Color wd Great. Brilliapey. / The Battle of Summit Springs Barvaric Warfare Shown n° Scemes of Fhrilling Realism~The Downfall of the 'ndian Warrior--The {Death of Tall Bull, Killed by Buffalo' BRL." [RAIN HOLD-UP BY INDIANS A Practical Train of Cars and Locomo- tive- used in Illustrating the many Perils of the Iron Trail, \ Holiday at "T-E" Ranch Pleasures and Pastimes of the Plains- nan--Cowboys and Lowgirls in Sportive Clayfulness, PIONEERING PICTURED IN PANORAMA TWICE DAILY, 2 AND 8 P.M. Admission (Including Seat) "Cents. CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS, PRICE. i in 50 HALF All Seats. Protected from Sun and Rain yy Immerse Waterproof Canvas Canopy. Grand Stand Chairs (including admis- sion) $1.00, On Sale day of Exhibition it THE BEST DRUG STORE. LAKE, (ONTARIO (PARK) TO-NIGH And every Night at 8.30. FEATURE VAUDEVILLE ACTS. New Moving Pictures, Latest (Illustrated Songs. Saturday, Children's 1 Cent Day. BIJOU THURSDAY be. Se. TO-DAY AND SIX FINE ACTS ACT 1.-- Cast beautiful "drama, wind scenic effects. ACT 2.-- Funniest Priend The Indian." ACT 3.-- Another 00 Reward." ACT 4.~-"Are You The Man?' The story of a reckless wager and its Conse- quences, ACT 5.--'The Omnibus Taxicab." A trick 'drama, in which the sleeping hauffeur does wondrous things. ACT 6.--'Whose Little You." = Illustrated song Douglas Bankier. HUST WEIGH COAL Sea." A acting By The exquisite Up with Comedy, "My side splitter, ""$5,- Are James Girl by T-1S- DESIRED: And at the Destination if Con- signee Wishes, For Which He will Pay If There is No Shortage. «Junie FESR judgment, nounced, to-day, by the railway mission, gives a notable case the Retail Grocers' Association.of On tario. Ag' hey spec com- laining o al once in' the weight of carloads of coal as sot forth n the bill. of: lading and the woight pon delivery, an application was nade for 'an order compelling railways to weigh coal at port of entry. The ase was argued in Toronto. as well as Jitawa. Companies will mow be com- wlled to weigh coal free of charge at Ottawa, an- com- to BIG FREE SHOW. AT THE PORT OF ENTRY IF A COOK, APPLY TO MRS. R. E Kent, 85 King street. A COMPETENT GENERAL SERVANT, for family of two. Yo. 'Apply in evenings At 141 hing street. A YOUNG MAN TO HELP IN TIN- shop and make stove pipes. Apply to Edwin Chown and Son.' A COOK AND PARLOR MAID, TO GO to Toronto ; fare paid. Ap) ply ime mediately. to Mrs. K. 'enwick, S81 Lower Union street. Sa ESMEN WANTED FOR "AUTO Spray, © Best Gouiprasse ots) Hand er made. ie pray! th sen. Galt, Proved agents. Cavers TRAY BLLING SALESMEN EARN $2.- to $10,000 yearly. Write for free SE "How Salesmen Su secure position as travelling ee with reliable firm. Bradstreet System, Dept. 298, Rochester, N.Y. CAPABLE MAID-SERVANT OF neat appearance (0 do pastry cook- ing and wait' on table at summer cottage, Sharbot Lake, for July and August ; cook and laundress airead en raged. High wages will be pai Address ¥. 5. Shibley, 49 Wall 8t., Ao York City. BARBERS WANTED-MORE CALLS for barbers than we can fil learn the barber trade now, special induce- ments, tools free, constant practice. Graduates earn from twelve to eigh- teen dollars weekly. Few weeks com- plete course. Write now for: free book. The original and only Bucotss- ful barber college in America. Moler Barber College, Queen Spadina, Toronto, and WANTED--GENERAL. BUSI- PURCHASE A BAKERY McCann, ness in the city. Apply Brock Cor. King street. TO THE OPPORTUNITY TO FURNISH estimates on electric work. All k of work Prompiy done, F. J. Birch, Electrician, 206 llington street. GENTLEMEN TO. BRING THEIR oth and have it made up into up- te suits. Price and workman- shi; guaranteed to please. | Pressing repairing done on the shortest notice. Thomas Galloway, 181 Broce S8t., next Bibby's Livery. GEO, K BATEMAN, cast Fire kinds |* win. PARTY. i REMOVED BAR front of barber sho BROWN HORSE, ane, STAR Ox from Tried" Camp. "inde pice EF please return to Sowpany, Be hope FINANCE AND INSURANCE. oO. for KIRRPATRICK, W a Kingaton: ne: MARINE BE their houses, have found wiht they lost and located godd business opportunities through the Classified Columns of the Whig--Why not You r 5 v 1 i % FOR SALE, ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT For. 8 a Or rn abho- lute security, sidla route od Boog, Fp A Wellington St. AGENT FOR THE Loy. Snemiers Mutuals, 67 Clarence eeipgnits 'Phone, 890. LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND nsurance Company. Fh $61,187,215. 1 which the icyhol have security the un! taitod Manag ot all the stockholders. Farm city propert insured at lowest possible rates. re renewing old or giviog sew business get' rates from Strange & Strange, Agents. "Phone, 825. ARCHITECTS, ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT SHice and residence, 181 University ve. HENRY efc., Bquare, P; SMITH, ARCHITECT Anchor Building, Market 'Phone, 845. WM. NEWLANDS & SON, tects, -etc., Oflice, 258 Bagot 'Phone, 608, ARCH] street POWER & SONS, pARCHITECTS, MER chant"s Bank Building, corner Broc) and Wellington streets. 'Phone, 212. TO-LET. GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES, AP Ply to J.D. Boyd, Pine St, MEDICAL CARD, O.M., PHYSI- cian and Surgeon, (practising in Odessa for the last ey years), Cor, Brock and Division 8 Office Hours, 8 to 9 am.; 2 to 4 a 7 to 9 p.m. "Phone, 890. HENRY E. DAY, M.D, DENTAL. SPARKS AND SPARKS, Jaoy Princess 'Bt., Kingston." DENTIATS 'Phone, PERSONALS.' HAIR, MOLES, BIRTHMARKS watts, ete., removed Pei mana) without scar. Twenty years' ex] ence. Dr. Elmer J. Lake, Eye, Nose, Throat and 8kin Blemish Specialist, 258 Bagot street. FOR SALE AND TO LET. TWO NEW HOUSES, CORNER DIVI- sion and Quebec streets. Also-at East View Park, 5 miles from Xingston, on the St. Lawrence. Several lots and new summer cottages. For sale, wor to let. Apply Rev. J. D. "Boyd, 106 Pine street. ~ THE WOMEN'S AID SOCIETY OF THE Kingston General Hospital Will hold a Garden Party in the .Hos- pital Grounds, on FRIDAY, JUNE I8th From 2.30 to 10 o'clock. Five O'Clock Tea, Ice Oream, Home- Made Table; Candy 'Table. By Kind per- mission of Lt.-Col. Burstall, the Band of the R.C.H.A, will be in attendance. Admission to Grounds, Adults, 10e¢. ; Children, 5c. TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RE- ceived 'at the office of the undersigned (where plans and specifications may be seen) up to 6 o'clock' P.M., TUESDAY, 22nd, instant, for the séveral trades works required in the construction of a Gymnasium Building at The Collegiate Institute, for the Board of Education. WM. NEWLANDS"& SON, Architects. For Charter. By day or otherwise, worthy gasaline launch, fortably a dozen people. apply Godwin's Insurance Office, 'Phone, 424. Over. Crown Bank. STR. ECELWAT to Kingston a steady, sea- will seat com- For particulars, Will start regular trips Mills, June 12th, Leave Swift's Wharf, op 'of Clarence street, 10 a.m', return 1¥Y am. léave 2 p.m. return at five. Teave 7 p.m., return at 9 p.m. Return fare, 25c¢. CAPT. L. WHALEN, Captain The Insular Habit. M.A PT Recently dat a -dinper party in Lon- don, the conversation turned upon the subject of clubs. The special features of the Athenaeum were referred to with great respect, and. then «J. M. Barrie, who was the only member of that august club who happened to he present intervened. "After having becn elected by Athenaeum Club," he sdid, "I there for the first time, and about for the smoking room. An old man with long, white hair was wan- dering in a lonely way about the hall. asked him ¥ he would be so kind as ihe went looked he part of entry on the application | i a consignee. The | latter may jemand the weighing of the coal waching ite destination, the charge ws five ton, but mothing the is over 500 pounds. also on | to cenis per if | shortage Bourassa A Failure, Canadian Cofner. He has badgered the Quebec govern: nent and quite mpplgnted the opposi: i tion, But "he has not¥gsgated a feeling n the province "that the taxpayers | vould like to sec the present ministers ured' oud afd a Bourass® cabinet in- stalled in their places He has mada v rood share of the fan, but he not recommended himself as a maker | of policies. ' J has | | heartily, { my to tell me the way to the smcking room. He agreed with alaerity. When returnest to the hall I thanked him when he btgged me to do him the honor of dining with him. 'But, dear sir,' 1 said, 'vow have been far too kind to me already. 1 eannot think of imposing myself upon you in { this fashion.' "Imposing yourself 1" exclaimed old man in an cager voice. 'On the contrary you will be doing me the greatest favor in the world, the fact ic. I have belonged to this elub for thirty years, and you are the first wo the The sicambar Tdohn Randall elear- ed for Oswego this afternoon, for a few day: | member who has ever spoken to me." | | dence ipure and simple, FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH out board. Modern convenience. Ap- ply 214 William street. ONE REAR ROOM OFFICE, AT 346 King street. Will be rented cheap. J. P. Forrest, Gents' Furnisher. DWELLINGS, FURNISHED AND UN- furnished, Stores, Storage for Furni- ture, etc. McCanp's, Brock, Cor. King street. SUMMER COTTAGE, EAST Park, dix miles from city, rooms; partly furnished, boat, house, ote Apply N. OC. Polson Co. ViEw nine boat- & GASOLINE, Ade. YACHT CLUB rey A GOOD SQUARE TENT, FOR $9.00, at Turk's, 'Phone, TUS. : bs SIX-ROOM AND Ww. U. ¥ ME ) 3 ne Wook 8.4, "RA DWELs at Godwin's ay § THE LARGE Joul BE BRICK word orner Ay and Gore Sts. Swith Bo , Jewellers, 850 i od street. : BECONI-HAND GASOLINE ENGINE, h.p., reversible propellor, shalt ' _-- coil; $80, Avply Box "Ra care Whig of BRIC JTOUSE, NO, 183 ALFRED HT t rooms, modern, large 19 ns to Bue, 1 ¥. nod, no FIRRT-OLASS FRUIT, CONFECTION. er, grocery business. Well estab. * lished. Large annual turnover. Ape Ply Box 3,152," Whig office. AT BATH, Al FRAME DWELLING, ' 7 n, barn for horse Ne fruit trees, 11 sel} cheap. McCann, Brock Cor. King Sts., Kingston, IWENTY-THREE ' FO beam 5 feet 10 power, Gray motor, bil 4 from twelve to fourteen family yout. New last Frail. rive, $300. D, J. Hay, 126 Clarence St. MOTOR BOAT, inches, six horse ERED AS. , with hath, and gas, , ready to NEW TWO-STORBY? PIAS bestos house, eight "ro ete, furnace, edicly wash tubs 'and pa] move in, south ie "Aberdeen street. T epms, half Shai Apply W. Snow. den, 203 Alfred Etreet. FIVE-SEATED CARIOLE pole and shafts, - "double (silvgramounted), robes i one ed dog-cart (English), medivmsized jceboat, To Whig, office, ISLAND, about 2 SLEIGH, harness two= single harness ; skis, Apply. Box SUMMER COT TAG AND among the 1,000 Bip AND miles from -C 'wit, rooms, (3 in tower), feet deep, - cellar, boat boating and iwhing. MeO: Estate Agency, Broe! J i Cann's k Cor. King St. FOR THE SUMMER--A. LARGE AIRY house, situated on Wolle Island, con- venient to boat landing. For further particulars, address Box 162," Whig office. FIRST FLOOR OVER KING EDWARD Theatorium, formerly occupied by Board of Education, suite of and hall,' suitable for room, 'etc. Apply 211 Princess St. Th LEGAL, ult NT EN an lolicitor. w t., Kingston, 79 OQ) Pine * LAUNDRY family washing, to First-class work guaranteed. Goods called for and delivered. Send postal card with name and address and we will call prompt- ly. . A trial order solicited. HONG LEE LAUNDRY , 454 Princo Sh, 3 > PALMER BROS. Marine & Stationary Gasoline Engines Make and break and jump spark, two and four cycle, one to four cylinders. Our engines are simple and reliable': Branch Office: Cornwall Dock, Alexandria, Bay, * N.Y. WILFRED 1. SNIDER, General Sales Agént. FCR SALE $2,350 will buf a fine teroom howde, Ras for ecqoking, cement cellar, white enamel, sipk, bath, washbasin and closet, parlors, hail and upstairs 'Heated with hot water,' also grained and var- nished - woodwork. "Beautifully -_papered and newly painted ; beautiful lawns, 66 feet frobt 3 these pre; rR. Real Estate 'Afent, 171} Wellington St. Perth "Road News. Porth Rogd; June 16:--Most of the late potaté e planted aud eyery- thing is looking fine. The 'school teacner, Miss Wikmot, is rushing the entrance class. Mrs. A. McFaddén and little daughter, Blanche, are vis- iting at a Stoness', Edward Don- nell is at J. H. Roberts'. Irvin Ray- mond is convalescing after a serious illness. 8. Dickinson has just finish- ed a barn for H. Amey, the largest in the vicinity, with all mcern im- provements. Edgar Torbet home ACA is ti cso Sometimes = the mysterious Progi- CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. A. McCARTNEY, JDUILBER Al AND cox. . nivi tractor, 248 Sfgity A kinds of Jobbing work one promptly) AR DR CAR CHAS. W, Boi AN10 SUAS. St for or tal ee lh of jobbing, all w done promp JAMES SELBY, Cabinotmaker. BARRISTER | arence y provide themselves with marked Your patronage Ate guaranteed. A Sard w yan street,. or worl Op. ellin, street, will regeive prompt' atlen: Fi rewood! Dry Seasoned Maple, Hemlock 5 cut and split .as ' AUCTION SALE ;OF INDI LANDS. THERE will be offered for sale public auction, at an upset price to made known at time of sale, at Wad in the Province of Saskatchewan, on 28rd day of June, 1909, at the hour 12 o'clock, noon, the following lal situate in the Fishing Lake Indian serve, No. 89, in Tps. a8 and 84, Rr. and 18, W, 2 M, ;--¥Fr. E. § 4 sec. 12 and Fr. SIE. 3. i 3 8. : P. 3. $ soc. 36, in Tp. 33, Rn. 13 The lands will De .offeréd for sale Bn quarter sections, cash, or one-tenth and the balance in nine equal annual stalments with interest at 5 pet cent.' the unpaid purchase cheques will be taken in Upon a parcel of land being knoe down, the purchaser shall immediat deposit the supa of one hundred doll with the Clerk of Sale, otherwise parcel will at once be put up again. this purpose intending puschasers fhe cheg nks of Canada made their own ordef and payable at par the point of sale ; or with bank ne as large a denomination as possible. IT balance of the cash instalments must every case be paid in cash or by mar cheque before the close of the sale, ing which the deposit of one hund dollars will be forfeited and the L withdrawn from sale. Any information regarding the lands question may be obtained upon appli tion to the undersigned. The unauthorized insertion of this vertisement will not be paid for, J. D. MeLEAN, Lig A on chartered Department of Indian Affairs, Ottawa, April 15, 1909, FLOWER Zc. Ft. ; 3 Ornamented Fence, fr 12¢. fr. Field Fen from 254¢. per Ty Manufactured by 5 cent he Works. PARTRIDGE & SO King St. West. "Phone, 880. Cut Flower: Orchids, Lily Of T ete. First-Ch Wire md Carnations, Sweet Peas, Roses, valley, stock, J. A. WALLA 'wo talk of Is only oursidCes, (Late O. G. Johnson.) ¥ FLORIST.