FHE DAILY BRITISH WING FRIDAY. JULY 30, 1909. - a---- a BRITISH PRINCESSES WHO ARE OR WILL BE QUEENS Christie' S Biscuits--How their | N BD quality 1s guarded-- The Butter Tester Says: "I A CRANK standards--we reject. Most of it ninety-nine about butter. = people out of a hundred would taste and ac- I've got to be. cept as excellent table quality. "1 realize thor- "It's not a matter of price with us. We pay oughlythatQuality a little better than the best market price, hasbuilt up thisbig ~~ and the butter must be in accordance. / business, and made "We have a high standard for butter, the 'Christie' a house- same as for all other raw materials. Anything hold word from that doesn't measure right up to that stand- ocean to ocean -- ard is rejected. first of all, Quality in the butter, flour, milk "The basis of the delicious goodness which and other raw materials. youenjoyin Christie's Biscuits is the unvarying "I've been testing butter for thirty years, goodnessof the raw materials that gointothem. and I've never heard of any other firm €Xercis- «When I see how our orders for butter have * ing the same care as Christie, Brown & Co. do. to be steadily increased, to keep pace with the "All our butter is purchased by a well- demand for Christie's Biscuits, I have the best known butter authority. He buys for export kind of evidence that our jealous guarding from the best creameries in Canada, and sends of Christie Quality brings results." the pick to us. You can taste Quality in every morsel of "You would be surprised if you knew what Christie's Biscuits. Sold in bulk, by the butter--good butter, according to all ordinary pound, or in moisture and dust-proof packages, Christie, Brown & Co., Limited ) ' CE v . A Tse (3own Prilocess of Povmenid n° I "1 IRD AY A . | was pre ented at court, where he | Edinburgh, another brother of King made a most excellent impression Fdward, but now dead, is the crown Ome of the difficulties in the way ol | prince of Roumania and will succeed BARGAINS the princess' marriage: to King Manuel ' to the throne whe n the venerable King would necessarily be the question © of Charles passes away | lion The monihers of the royal] Of the . Fmy lish princesses who «till |} Pho Following Special Bargains are for Saturday a and d Saturday Oaly mn wouse of Breganza ave trict Roman | ave single there is the ni ic holies, while the princess, of course, yin, daughter of the king, who pro- | ler . : - -- Le wlon to the Protestant church. But by bl will never marry, the Princess One Lot Ohildren's Strap tl tricin of Connaught, his niece, and Men's $3.00 Oxford Shoes, One Lot Women's Oxfprds. w Princess Maud of Fiie, } d- | alf and Kid. SAT- mia $i . . Shoes, Brown, Black and Cisted ihothe case of Princess Beatrice |daug hoor wd of Fi ns gran Be' alf and X ic Ee Ay regular $2.50 and $3 values, Patent. Sizes 3 to 7}. Regu- 't Battenburg and the King of Spain : | Hresr | in Black, Brown, Tan, Red lar $1.15, SATURDAY 85c. uel the obstacle was removed by th Third Degree "Justice." One lot Men's $2.00 Fine | and Patent. rem srincesi: embracing the Catholic relig Halifax Chronicle 1 Kid Laced Bluchers. Sizes 6 I One Lot Girls' Strap Shoes, uch a difficulty would not necessarily be insurmountable. Similar, conditions | on. She did this with the entive ap hore are cases on record in the "to 0 SATURDAY wai 31.80 . abation of her uncle, King Edward. | United Stale whera innocent persons - | SA TURDAY in Brown and Black. Sizes Of com@e there w . mild wave of accused of crim suffered punishment, Men's $5.00 Oxfords $3.5 11 to 2. Regular i 25. irtuous - indignation throughout Pro- | in consequence of this jwethod of the Men's $4.50 and $4.00 30 SATURDAY iostant England. but it ended there | 'third degree " Some \vears ago a fords $2. 9s, | 1 98 -- md the inevitable was accepted with | man wa accused of mfirder in. Chi Men's $3.50 'Oxfords $2.5 he semblance of good grace cnvo and hanged. An important. por- : ' One lot Children's Brown During her life the late queen of | tion of the evidence against him was 2 hae : 34 Denmark was, known as * "he mother- | an alleged confession made hy him of One lbt Women's Brown and Surap Shoes. Bias jo : a-law"' of Europe. Now her daughter iit. obtained under operations such § i. 50 Black Gibson Oxfords. Regul $ | 50 Regular 75c. S - mav well be designated the "mother of | ne had been in Vowrue in previous cases, $2.00, fou . * jueens.'"' In almost every country in It transpired some time after his exe- kine. there is every reason to believe | Europe some descendant of Queen Vie- | eution that he was innocent of the that the announcement, although pre-|toria occupies, or 1s close to. the | crime, and the circumstances of the f me ature, is true. throne, and in every case the relatives | alleged "confession" were severely de ato ike young King Alionso of Spain, [ol King Bdward and Queen Alexandra nounced, In faet, public opinion was made what are known as "good so st sirred that the law om the sub- a I more youthful ruler of Portugal | m: + : \ ARE QUEENS INMANY EURO- short to sbok | matches." The king's third daughter, | ject of confessions of prisoners was will set forth in a time PEAN COUNTRIES, a bride, and in all yrobubility the se- the former Princess Maud of Wales, altered in the state of Winois and it | ! 1 { tion will he Ahe Princess Alexandra. | now queen of Norway, her hushapd, a 4 provided that thereafter no con . eves | Alexandra of Fife, who until recently Danish prince, having been elected sov sion of guilt would be receivable in Anotlier to Wed ZXKing--Betrothal was merely the Lady Alexandra Duk ercien of that country under the title | evidenco unless mado formally beiore of Princess Alexandra of Fife |i® a most charming and attractive rl | of King Haakon VII 4 magistrate or judicial offices. and Young Portuguese Ruler '° d is «most popular in court oles Princes Beatrice of dattenburg, eee . 2 A in the home of her childhood. in ]daughter of the king's sister, Princess If a girl can pass her thirtieth birth * We i ! i IT Use 3 Almost Inevitable, (i [ the Scotfish Highlands, where her Henry of Battenburg i queen of | day without detection she begins to London, July 30. --Despite the denial [father, the recently created Duke of sain. while the former Princess Mar- | hink the dates i he | cord : | Spain, ie Tom n wr | think the dates. in the family recor Tri Regiilar $3.50 Oxfords, Black Calf and Tan that Kin Manuel, of Portugal, is to | Fife, who was but a mere earl when he raret of Connaught, eldest daughter of ' may have been slightly mixed Real F ruit y > oi i : Lov j Calf, for $2.50. he betrothed to Prince Alexandra of | married the king's eldest daughter, has {the Duke of Connaught, brother of Money talks, but it doesn't always ife, daughter of the princess royal of [vast estates It was only quite re- | King Edward, is queen of Sweden. | make a satisfactory financial state- | For flavoring our Ice $4 and 4.50 Oxfords, in Black Call, to choose from. Tan Calf and Pat. Colt, for $3. 25. Then, the daughter of the duke of 'ment. Cream. Always three flavours | Reguls) per ound ock was good in London vive I look down McGill street and Jview rs amd enthusiastically applaud- ; . ONCE HAD GOLD | FEET When he: thd returned and. hadi hursy up to catch him before he en- lid by the public, | 288 Princess St. Regular $5 Oxfords, in Black Calf, Tan Cal changed the Grand Trunk railway sys | tors the offic he CH A a Yt ' Phone 845 | and Pat. Colt, for $3.95. tem from a fourth rate ingle track to. | "One morning, to. my surprise, we | playing at Dalv's theatre, New York, os : oi : | G.T. R. MENNOWHANDOUT | # firstluss double track railway, by " at 9:30. 1 romarkod that it was [has been moved to' Weber's thoatee, ieee These are all good, natty lasts. found himself ona of the most pop ular | chore vt will be acted indefinitely Ax . a nice morning COLD MILLIONS. mada in the railway world Li . ai] he, "and 1 have been {the on inal cast This play, by ee ae smmmeteertor randdaughter of the cent that the Princess Alexandra have entirely disappear i ho in a dentist chair. ward Locke, came 2imidly into - See Our Window. Something About Personality of l is proven by the recent flotation \ reply he expressed his re York several week€ ago, and to the } Lox i bocause Mr. Hay had mad rrint Sh havin misser] dome of the | surprise af all proved one of the (harles M. Hays, Man Who| | with the old Grand Tyunk that { morning, and at the same time deli finds" of the season, says the Ne ow Has Brought About New Era-- | ha was able to carry through, and' to] dately | ained why he 0s Ji an | York Tele ph Next eason the offi play will y on tour with five com- ; i amit | rk Jegruph. e seas Loyalty of Those in Service of ¢ the ipport of the president | hour late al the offic lay will ge i ive | Railway---His Hopes For | td board ot directo for his scheme .| Ihrongh the building of the Grand Danes, - (Non-Alcoholic) el ® ! new 4 ontinental | Trunk Pacific millions, one might al Pierre Corneille by his play, "Me | 1 which was pe umd in. 1629 | LEMON SYRUP, Future listributexd lid more to elevate the French stag dent lo car ars will be dh | a TB eT, 1 SL eis cree of ite prodecessors. In fact | LIME JUICE, eloelfole felon peeled deine foforfonfofooeioioiofoo iii THE DRAMA LONG AGO. t established the theatre firmly as an| RASPBERRY VINEGAR. oudon, he v most delicate tasl wean tp ocean. all | most sa hundreds of millions of dol 1 1 ry aig sil oq | to perform. He had to convince the re netitution in Paris, and cnabled its WI G00 600m fot » Grand Trunk that they wer otting a | Some of the Plays Produced in the roduetrs to build the second. theatre | D COUPER | ® onmygugrion. There WOW emoug ood bargain in the Grand Trunk 17th Century vhich was called the Marais theatre. | . 9 5 ne P fie dead, ther eturn to Otis . . : 1ondory as « adding ; | o wi retu tiawa Ausustus Thomas is writing a musi Mondory w n th leading man and Dealer In Pure Food Groceries. 2 eo Sir Wil ¥ woprictor of this theatre, and he be | 5 : A A N \ \ 3 N J | A 3 ad Conn rid Laurice aod | iy for the Shubert | comedy fo TI » i ! : we his supporters that the Gra ) Prank {52 come ame by reason of his theatrical suc- | "Phone, 76s 341-3 Princess St Louis Evan Shipman ha completed s, the most popular man in \ a naval drama called *The Admiral, i R ; 2 - a as | : | And 0. Hows ue sincere, ie we i ha en accepted A vi 'arise. aol the favorite of Caxdinal tft Ganong's Bitter Sweet G.B. Chocolates. Only 50¢ Per Lb nny alter IN; awrence nt A S00 1 | The finest in the cit + | Nols: to Si n ! Gly y. | { | | vist areas of what now the sleep- 0 At the close of the sixteenil = @cen- | February bth. 1669, witnessed the ury while London possessed six large | cultivated. MH ; { hroduction of ""Fartufe," br Molier rominent theatres, Parise had but While in our city take a few ao Sos n Rigue hat millioss The proceeds of the first performance me poor playhouse with a class of | minutes to call and examine the gj 1 of aor : 0. plant wheat be cualled fiitoen thousand francs. It | won hardly superior to common | extensive and beautiful collection ° frlohg Whe pra ction that other h : on times. the lors. frat : 1 of ANTIQUES FURNITURE an | ater niekt lais ithe. Ho holds io produced forty-thr times that werlen ; I'he fi st thes wp in Pari | oO PNEARHIONED ARTICLES, of . Rt il fat rratnres,. the mouh | coason Ietavecn the, opening perform: | was called the Theatre Bourgogne, FL oth EAR ONE or 5 Iw 2 loun- | ce and the first of June. wel derivind its name from having been cash price or exchange. ; | 1 will buy any part or all in *f | ' xg 58. tain, seetion botween finonton and {° hua! t 2 ( ' g med ec acts | built on a site, on whith in former | the ocean there are opporiamitios for | Victor Herbert ha igned contrac i A : n y your home. Send post card, i , the musical number for mes the Dukes of Burgundy had jie wine bw Low | their castle. This theatre was built L. Lesses, Err million of men, of formers, of neh 3 nl I Bes : th % Tvmar ra | three operas td he produced . | men, lumber men, mining men, manu- | oy In « AT {these jpaece My n 151% by Passion brothers, who had " o a wall or thos { ' | [ f turers, nd finally for & who | 150 will appear: in another a pro tho privilege of producing playe from Oor. Princess and Chatham Sts. Be a Wt the Sp in bin haps iinet player will be featured, and |] the crown. This privilege was granted | 4 Kingston, Ont. ; ME 10. FURNISH A HOME : we is a hig Dread | the roritten "AL | first in 1402. The first regular thea | Sopufufululmfmimimimiiminiisii A SNA 1 3 { the third will bx re minclial mar whose quirt. dignity is | 8 eo worin,"' to beealled in its new form eal company of a stationary char FR taker ee hautew Wi he Rose of Algeria. acter in Paris was Vallean Le ee le ------------ As Our Big Mid-Summer Sale is ably her eck fost of 3» man is tht UB| Arathor Uhionge plies, =, DevRE LC bali . SEEEERE EE EAERE EEE y Still Booming. x Yea oy fame arbes, play € ravelhng § \ Wre theatre bm in aris @ maewer of men, demanding ist , Salesman Nest season three com: | was. the Palais Roval, which was increase Your Efficiency 3 Making room for our Fall Stock, itlway or 1 ue | nies will go out : 1 opened on January 20th, 1661, with " x : di manager of this play, | rhe of Molicrs entitled 1 Depil everything reduced. their | feels, also announces 'that he will | Amoircux." Hees als vas, Pla A bargain for everybody in Buf- fets. Sideboards, China Closets and Extension Tables, under | out three companies | The | Moliore's success, "lL'ecole des Fem Brass and Iron Bodatends, Marshall ih haere o has been | Jjopper, is playing an engagement at gats in the theatre so great, that the time 'Phone, 440. H. Fs MET- ext seaso th roa lost SUGROSESOS 0 Orie EE tai's "Le Hecontre'™ Ime | Te routes! i onda, LOANAND INVESTMENT SOCIETY \ k Telegraph. It is enthus- [the Whig. First-class work at closest | S. C. MeGill, Managing Director, y him. y and the Mouse ¢ v 16 Se ee." which was produced on Decem- America ere ew attractions Cher 26th, 1662. The financial returns Sanitary and Ostermoore Mattrasses. critic zad in on wl for do- | {he Suburba ' fen St. Loves, ap-| other two theatres played to empty OALFE, Principal. JAMES REID, + roach, and ue au erilents, O Tpnming ad i Nerdy | econ. The average profit of nie | S444HS S44 +E4 4444444 unl car Pier 1 t Sse ni & . | streots" Luen secured for America by i 7 : ESTABLISHED, 1863. : the writer | Margare lin. The \ grea Vor toast'ng at camps," Huyler's : et oh TL ME 0 rr on at me" S| gar Sr miner cope | & WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR BABBITT METALS | h | ogni Spe : oney issued on an 0 1 Walking | ew te linctically disputed over hy the re-|prices. 87 Olarence street. | 0000000600000000000200000000000000000000004 Pacitic w v vod thine for al Aula ' 1 ne in Northern Ontaric ) and in Cnebee, will be cleared and Danada's Leading Business School Day and Evening Olasses. Shorthand, Typewriting, keeping, Telegraphy. Special in- PEEP PEPE POPOOO + 44444 have | 8 Marguerit Clarl who has!jrom this play were enormous. So in dividual instruction for ils has | Mary Ann,' and a new play by Edi mance was 1,173 fre ancsa Wh hich was | 1 The Leading Undertaker. or oe layed to. $1,400 a per. | Kingston only at Gibson's Red Crass | partis: iunieipst and County, Debs; WRITE FOR PRICES. ot ong been identified with musical | (rastid were the public in this latest} | deficient in English Séane oe ad nn, : -- loing too | ward E. Kidder. 1f the Kidder plav| omething phenomenal in those days, Phone 147 for Ambulances. nd up Beaver | formance whenever it has been put on, drug store. bi Mortgages purchased. Deposits been put on, | drig SLOK ine and hook-binding try | received and "interest allowed. | The Canada Metal Co., Ltd., Toronto, Can, them than | comadv in. né x with De Wolf ed ra sad thi battle. for ) v omady of Mohere, and the batt for Qeficiont otarate. Dater St. OHY { 3 ! pension ! is a success Miss Clark will star in it}, 4 in fact compares favorably with THE FRONTENAC eres cements xv walking | = ) Par correspondent of For printin