Daily British Whig (1850), 27 Sep 1909, p. 5

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-- © THE Dp) ---------- Y BRITISH WHIG, XONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1909. "WEDDING BELLS" A beautiful Gift for the Bride, bound in White Silk, orna- 'mented in Silver, illustrated in color, by Francis Brundage. The. Bude's Book A Souvenir of the W, thirty illustrations in bl 2 with fiontispiece in color, and white, 'by F. M. Spiegle. R. UGLOW & COMPANY, 141 PRINCESS ST. and his Way For Good Shoes. THIS WAY please for MEN'S, WOMEN'S, BOYS' MISSES and EPILDREN. § SHOES that rank above the grade of jast SHOES ' 4 THIS WAY for the newest models and style features shown by the best STATES MANUFACTURERS. THIS WAY for perfect SHOE fitting by FITTERS that know how to provide the exnct size, width and model to ft the foot as it should be fitted. THIS WAY for the best. $4. or 48 MEN'S SHOE. The best $3 or $4 WOMAN'S SHOE, or the best $1.50 SCHOOL SHOES values ever offered, and other SHOES prices so fairly, that you'll at once appreciate the fact that you are in/ the Town's J. H. SUTHERLAND & BRO. The Home of Good Shoe Making. x : the latest and best CANADIAN and UNITED A NIGHT-OF [TH 48TH HIGHLANDERS AND R.C. H. A. BANDS. The Vocal Girorames By the Scots Were Beautiful--Sweet Cornet" Solo By One of Our Own Batteryren, Anyone who anticipated a treat in the concert given, on Saturday night, in the Armoyries, by the combined bands of the 45th Highlanders, To ronto, and our own RC HA. 6 was more than delighted with the music. The audience was a good one, the of- ficers and their wives and daughters being in the east gallery, the battery: men 'in the northern gallery, The platform was a brilliant sight with such an array of stalwarts Jn the garb of old Gaul, and the smart artillery 'men, who are Kingston's justifiable pride. The programme opened with "0 Canada," to Laval lee's stirring music, which caught the ear of Western Canada at the Quebec pageant and ~ has been played ever since, till it is becoming nationalized. March and overture followed: then the gold medallist, Alexander Munro, a Highlander, tripped out on the boards {and gave a Highland dance, to the {skirl of * the pipes that made the eye {of every Scotchman snap with joy. | Later, this nimble-footed -Scd% ap- peared in. Paddy's garb, with tight buff breeches, and a coal that was {green as the Emerald Isle, and the jig he danced was a poem, not all the ns in the world being able to the fa' of his feet aught but light. 'Later still Mr. Munro Jack Tar, and 'the sailor"¢ hornpipe gladdened the hearts of the sailor men: present. Thunders of well-deserved applause the Highlanders' vocal chor- which interspersed the pro- | gramme, the singing of the men being | full of expression and tuneful to a de- gree. An encore, a coon song, with | solo 'by W. Parker, with banjo accom- paniment by the voices of the chorus, was a capital imitation of the darkies beloved instrument. Mr. Parkér has a | magnificent bass voice, deep and mel- {low mnd clear, and his solo, *'Asleep {Neath the Dark Blue Wave," | charmed evéryone that he was pelled to respond. | The "Hunting S fairy was a | | greeted | uses, £0 com- cene,"" by the com- [bined bands, was a dashing number, {carrying the hearers away after the hounds, and calling" up vividly a hunt- ing morning as thd players broke out into "A Hunting We Will Go." Every {item on the programme was good, not exceptlithg, various interludes, when four pipers, y accompanied by tha kettle drum Jand the big drum, made the round of the armouries, winding in and out among the audience, blow - ing "lo Lkect the banc so to speak. co F OA If cocoa is your favorite beverage "by all means enj®y it at its best--, as made with Gowan' s Perfection Cocoa. The acme of! purity, richness and flavor, THE COWAN CO. Limited, TORONTO. 135 Is very hard onSho:s--souads very familiar to all Slo) Men. Don't apologize for the boy.. It shows he's activ ® and healthy. Bring him to us. such boys." Our $1.50 Shoes Are built to stand just the kind of hard knock | the active, healthy boy gives them Reid & Charles. ne Fc a Chocolates! FRESH ARRIVAL GANONG'S® CHOCOLATES 1 1b. Fancy Boxes; 50 cents. 1 orn oS "i a " " " '" In Bulk put up to suit anyone, 50c per Ib. A.J.REES, 166 Princess St 'Phone 58. ! seelefdnbefmjeeielefefelolnfelelefelefulnk food We hae Shoes for j jut "The Conquering Hero," a cornct lo, by Sergt. 'Huberland, of the R.C, H.A., was beautifully sweet and full of expression, and il was: with much regret that the audicnce received for its very hearty applause, just a bow oi thanks from ihe youny soldier. A_ grand military tattoo, by Mackenzie Rogan, bandmaster of Coldstream Guards, closed the pro- gramme, and 'Mr. Light, bandmaster of the battery band, called on the | combination play, "Auldr Lang | Syne," and then the audience rose' {( lits feet for the glorious strains of the | nftional anthem. Both Mr. Slatter, | bandmaster of the Highlanders, a fine braw specimen of man, and ow {own Clever bandmaster, who tock {turn® in conducting, had reasbu to | smile proudly: at. the ' work of their {playecs, and the "ovation they receiv el. ®O- J. the to a | | SHOULD PAUSE AND REFLECT. ! Betore it 'Passes the Noise By-Law With a Comma. Contributed. I'he council should pause and reflect very seriously before it aecepts the | amendment to the so-called anti-nois by-law, which upon its face seems to {mean nothing more than the insertion of inconsequential comma; for { wifting as it seems this little pimetuxn Sh mn mark creates what really a brand newodaws and ong of most dbaliti€ character.' 1 this. comma should. be inserted the aw stripped oi its complicaticiis "Will be as folows : "It shall not be lawful for any per son to make noises calculated to dis turb the inhabitants." \s the law stands at present the {noise must be an unusual one in order to bripg the offender within its reach. {lf the comma should be inserted this. will be changed and matter how ordinary the be' the maker of it will be subject to fine or | prisonment in it seems 'a, {lated to disturb the inhabitants." | Tt has been stated also by one of the | foremost lawyers in the city that it is Bat necessary that all the inhabitants, or even #emajority of them should be disturbed fn-dreder to satisfy the law. It is only necessary, according to this authority, that some of the inhabit ants should be annoyed in order to subject the noise-maker to the penal ties of the law. I'his being the case, the rumble of the street cars, the + hammering" of metal, the sharpening of saws, the chopping of wood, the blow- ing of whistles, the clank and scream {of steam - hammers or circular saws, the practising of vocalist, violinists or pianists, and hundreds of other sounds will subject their makers to fine or imprisonment in case a cranky, or vindictive neighbor chooses to make a complaint. It is only necessary that the should be of a disturbing character in order tauggjve grounds for such an action. It has been repeated often that the insertion of the comma is to be made simply in order, that the by-law shall "conform to the statute," which means | | an is no noise ma case such noises as noise Another Con STARTS IN THIS ONE in St DO WE COOK BY GAS OR DO WE COOK WITH GAS In the City of 8t. Louls & general I Jane upon the above two sentences has been stirred up and its interest has become widespread, in fact some of the investigators have put it up, to the learned heads to solve the problem. In would seem top be an easy matter to settle expression is correct. Gramati¥ally speaking we are not going to put ourselves on record, but we will say this, right here, that the ones who are cooking either. "WITH ' or "BY Gas are well up ip the running, while those who failed to get the pipes installed in their homes this summer ha' better file their application at the office' of the werks; before it is too lat to enjoy the bemefit derived by the above named sentences. Ringston Light, Heat & Power Department. 0; 0, FOLGER, GENERAL MANAGER: EVERYBODY 8 to the section of the Ontario muni- {cipal act under which the by-law was jdrawn. This is quite a misleading statement, as there is no reason what- ever why the by-law should conform | to the statute in its entirety. statute In no respect mandatory. Lt does no more than confer upon the i council the right to make laws con- | cerning the ringing of bells, blowing of | horns, shouting and unusual or { turbing noises. and 'the council | legislate concerning. any, all, or none {of them as it pleases. The provincial legislature, in making this statute, 16ft it to the sense and discretion of the city colinci] as to just Qow far it | is } dis- | may | shoul go; ut the council does not choose to exercise this sense and dis cretion with which it has been credit- ed, but proposes to enact the entire statute into a by-law, thereby evad- ing its own responsibility and throw: ing the entive responsibility on the po- live magistrate. it shdtld also be Nn that ! the by-law as it pow stands was pick- ed out by the legal representative of the witi-noise crusaders from among several drafts for by- "laws, and pro- nounced by him as quite satisfactory to his clients, and that, 'on this state ment, the by-law was aciepted by the theatorium managers against which it was principally divected. Subsequently when the latter requested an amend- ment the finance committee opposed it bitterly, declaring that the by-law had been accepted by both parties and' Now, however, the shoe appears to be oi the other foot and the committee which indignantly denied the rea- sonableness of the request for amend- tent preferred on the part of the the atoriums, now deems it quite fair and consistent to grant to the one side what it refused to the other. According to report the number of persons interested in the prohibition of noises is a very small one, and the council 'should think twice before pass ing such drastic and far-reaching leg- islation at their request. OFF TQ A BANQUET. Landed Mail For Bernier at Clyde must stand, and so the by-law passed. | THE NEWS OF WORLD OCCURRENCES RECOUNTED IN BRIEF FORM. 'Matters That Interest Everybody ~Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read ang Remembered. It ie Positiv oly tated in Lisbon that King Manuel will marry in April. The dispute between the Bank of Montreal and . the defunct Ontario bank will now go to the court of ap- peal. . . Mrs. Turner, Toronto, charged with child murder, appeared in 'court on Monday moming, and was remanded for a week. One © handred stranded at Nome, brought back 10 Seattle, revenue cutter, : The Canadian Novthern railway has | kt. the contracts for the road Taronto to Tremton, which is 'part of | the line to Otgwa. | Rev. J. A. Ford, late oi Houlton, | Maine, has been called to the Pastor ate of Victoria Avenue Baptist church, | Belleville, and has accepted. Sir Thomas Lipton, the well-known vachisman, will make a flight ow | Fuesday at Farnborough, with Capt. | Samuel Cody in his aeroplane. In New * York, on Septombe Norris PP. Bryant, a wealthy broker o * American citizens, Aslaska, will be | Wash, on hg! i 25th River. Special to the Whig Ottawa, Sept. 27.--Honse. Charles Murphy and Mackanzie King, leit, day, for St. John, N.B., to atiend the citizens' banquet to Hon. W. Pugslev. Hon: G. P. Graham left for Brockville | to address a political meeting. L Capt. F. W. Bartlett, navigating of- Ficer of Commander Peary 's Rooscovelts has telegraphed to dominion marine department, under | daté of September 24th, that he rescued] eight nen of the whaling steamship Snowdrop, which was wrock- el last year in Frobishor Sound. The | Roosevelt also landed gmail for Capt. | lornicr on September" 6th at Clyde | River. | Trooper McDiarmid, formerly of Max-; ille, Ont., but for the last three years] stationed at Fort. Fullerton, the most northerly post of the Royal North- West Mounted Police, returned to Ot- tawa this morning on a month's ave of absence ana bearing impor- fc ant despatches to Col. Fred. White. omptroller of police. Trooper Me- | Diarmid left Fort Fullerton, on July th, accompanied by a party of five, nder command of Seryt. Joyvee, and rived" at Churchill, on July 23rd, from whence Trooper McDiarmid made the jomney to civilization alone. In one of the despatches he related the necident.l shooting of an Fskimo named Charley, at Fullerton, on June 2nd, of this year. One of the troop-| rs, out shooting seal, mistook the Eskimo for one of 'the animals and fired 'on him, killing ham' instantly. to- ship, | the | BASEBALL RECORD. and Sunday. Eastern league--Bulialo, 6-11; Balu mare, 0:3. Jersey City, 4-3; Toronto, 2.5. Montreal, 10-0: Provi ide nce, 26 Rochester, 3-1: Newark, 2-7. American league--Detroit, York, 1-4. Philadelphia, : land, 0-0. Boston, 5-4: St. Louk, Chicago, 2-2; Washington, 1-0. National leaguc--Cineinnati, 5-1: New York, 2:1. Pittsburg, 5; Philads Aphis. 0. Chicago, 7; Boston, 4; . Louis, 12; Brooklyn, 4. Cleve 2-3 Sunday Games. National league--Chicago, 3; Cincinnati, -4-3; New York, Brooklyn, I: St. Lows, 4460. Fastern City, 6-6; leaguo--Jersey Montreal, 1-1. Buffalo, 12-1; Newark, 11-2; League Standing. National league--Pittsburg, Chicago, 676: New York, .607; nati, .503; Philadelphia, 456; 355: St. Louis, .350; 175 Cincin Brook Boston Atiterican leaguc--Detroit,. 640; Phil adelphia, 532; Boston, .586; 500; New. York, -475; Cleveland, St 417; Washingion, .269. Eastern leaguce--Rochestor, Newark, .562: Providenee, .533; to, 527; Buffalo, 477; Montreal, Raltimore, 436; Jersey (ity, 420. A73; . Louris, 56; Toron MARRIED ON ROOF. Young Couple Celebrate Erection] of Skyscraper. Vancouver, R.C., Sept. thousand persons thronged the streets in front of the fourteen storey sky- scraper being orcoted for the Domin jon Trust company here to witness a= best thoy could thé wedding of Miss |Tona Fuller and Edward Langor on the roof-of the lofty structure: . Fhe. wielding wast the result of the rouple's desire to signalize the erection Vancouver's first Sr Collection Amounted To $900. The "One Dav's Wage" collection in St. Mary's cathedral, on Sunday, for the removaiion fund, amounted to $000. The collection is: open ior an- other Sunday, and it is expected that £2,000 will be secured. Each member of the congregation is asked to give one day's wage to the fund. The scaffolding. under ihe central portion of the eathedral ceiling been removed, section having been completed. Bd "i. -Reveral Buried Alive For A Week. Rome, Sept. 27.--A woman of mor than seventy years of are was rescued | alive. vesterday, from the ruins of honse which collapsed during the ter- riile cvelone 'which swent over Secor: tia, Sicily, yesterday week. a No Haircuts For A Year. Viennp, Sept. 27.--The Oberammer- from May 11th to September The burgyomaster has issued a they ear 25th. notice reminding the men that | must now fet their hair grow. fruit liver tablets, {25¢. land 80c., at Gibsons Red Cross drug store. Fresh there. Be sure of vour ballast before turing on a matrimonial voyage. Velvet lara et "Fraitatives, ! Yin twas { three I sehes "the murder of two death. ithe government ed, The Games Played on Saturday; 1 Boston. | =0. 1 Chicago, | an has | the decorating of that! Montreal, and Miss Dorothy Gilbert Montreal, were quietly married. Ferdinand Vansiuilin, Haldimand | township, tried before Judge found guilly and sentenced vears in tho penitentiary. Fran Hedwig Waagedl, of the Deut theatre, Berlin, one the mosy Italian childron, abandoned the stage for the life. Through taking carbolic acid in mis- take for medicine, on Monday night, Mrs. Kiser Hetoeson, the front of | Sidney, had a narrow escape irom | She will recover. i The Unionist party in c:ly hopes to do more than reduce majority in the gene- | ral election which v¢ expected shortly. Prices of live hogs have declined thority cents wm hundred pounds over | the week<«nd to $8.10 fed and water- Toronto, and $7.85 f.o.h. country points. Mayor who Benson, | wt of } has | religious | of Britain scar- Keary, New Westminster, B: has held office for «wght vears, announces that he will surely retire from the field in the November election. | At Toronto raigned on | irom his Dear was ar- charges of stealing money ! employer, Hilton Coxwell, Jsroe r, and 'pleaded not guilty. He | ¥ ves committed for trial. Many people in Indianapolis, were awakened by the rocking of nds | beds and rattling windows by an arthquake tremor on Monday morn. ting. No damage reported. It is ostimated that $2,000,000 leoin, $6,000,000 in bonds, 'securitios, and $1,000,000 l jewels recovered from the. Messina are still une aimed. At St. Catharines, Ont. (thir Lloyd, a widow, whose husband was a hardware merchant, died / early | on Monday; of lock-jaw, the result of | fall sustained some days ago. Convinced that the plot discovered agninst Premier Maura | lincluded also King Alfonso and all of | his reactionary advisers, the polie| ure arresting scores of suspects, | \ ria, B.C, two drunke then | 1 up on the rooi of the United | States vtonsulate building and turn- ing the Stars and Stripes upside down, hoisted Union Jack above! Samuel | in | and other | worth = of ruins of | | Mes. Ar a i i | 2 ] assassination | i | } i ba | the At. St. Louis, Mo,, a slight earth- quake shock wgs distinctly felt Ton] Monday. It extended' through Central | Hlinois and Eastern Missouri. + Win : dows rattled and buildings were slight- | ly shaken The Ottawa Methodist char ) re; aring big" welcome for sinty of the Methodist sién board Canada, which loet, Tth and wall in session ten days. The Dominion sociation of Canada meets in treal to-morrow" and Wednesday will discuss the establishment of Board of commerce along the lines the railway commission. A gasoline launch, carrving men, veturning to Cornwall | Massens Point, was upset. Sunday al | tornooty, ated one of the-party, Joseph | { Laponsece, was drowned. The boat] { turned completely over Rev. Edmund Wood, F& | Church of John, the Evangelist, ! Montreal, and a well-known high church leader, died! Sunday morning. ! | Ho came to Canada in 1859 gnd livid in Montreal over since. He was cighly | years of age Chief of Police Brophy, Utica, N.Y, i formerly announced on Monday: that ¢ Lhe raving tragedy. which resulted in | the murder of wl Malian children, Jas i 1 been solved. He alleged that Theodore ) Rizzo, arrosted] two days after © the | commission of the crime, the man | who perpetrated the deed. Interest in the case of ter, charged with murdering bis velo | at Bobcaygeon, © August 7th, is in-| creased, - since it was made Known | that G. T. Blackstock would appear. for the crown and E. F. B. Johnston | along with Messrs. Stewart agd 0: Connor for tne defence. The ! trial commenced this afternoon. i hes ave the mis- meets for! a delegates of be Merchants' As Mon and the of | Retail i seven from | tor of the >t | { i 1s Joseph Hun- Churchyard As Rose Garden. London, Sept. or. --~Rew. J. P. moon. vicar of Patcham, has noaneed his intention of converting the tolurdhard | into 'a rose garden by re- placing » hedge with rose frees, covering he de in graves, with erim- ! son ramblers and eniwining the chains | | leading from 'he satrance to the church door with the same flowers. Si- an- | Police Force Vacancies. | The police commissioners 'will meet this wee to take up the resignations | The (gan Passion plays will be given next of Constables Davies and Driscoll and | frazzie in one to consider applications for the va-| cancies, Constable Driscoll has filled in his time and Constable Davies will | be off the beat on Thursday. { Thomas Hallett was found drowned | near Hanlan's Point. Every loafer | job--and he has. Crothers' Meadow Cream' sodas. -- Red Cross cough syrup Has no equal } from decided upon invitation fsyrup. 'hottle. A Canadian artillery team will like- 1 {next summer, English gunners { visited here last year. company announces the date as Oct, {in darkness unless further provision is made for {little wonder workers, {of Frie ran down a Pa. er, a | dren | eral persons had narrow escapes from | years. [They 1 £50,000 done a great deal to advertise { ston among his friends in {and | time hooking {after -the dilution of the watirs | Delawares. pound baskets i lates, | failure' because she is upable to thinks he has a hard | a divorce. Yet Tells About a Lot of Things im General. Dry cleaning. My Valet. Crvthers: Nendow Cream sodas, wirtchmen get next to many a ark secret. No man should take a better half i in a half-hearted manner, People troubled with dandenfi would do we well tod inspect Kingsbury' Wier s "For coughs and colds," Gibson's Kingsbury' 8 Ted with dandmufi. At ho the steambarge Aber- deen ran into the swing of the Bay br ridge and put it out of business. 'Red : Cross Belladonna plasters," wil cure lame back. Sold-at Gib- son's RedCross drug store. The Canadian nk of Ottawa, bas to visit the acdonald College next Saturday. Pinol, for coughs and colds, in 25c. | bottles, at Prouse's drug store, Prin: cess and Clergy streets. "Don't experiment with cough rem ies." Just buy RedCross cough window, Wellington M should interest everyone iroub- It cures at once. a v make ingland having acreturn Visit to The Montreal hight, heat and power {1st on which the city will be plunged lighting streets. 'Want Ads." in the Whig are Tell your story | theve--what you have to scl, what you want to buy, ote. Costs hut a few coppers. Get it into action. i Bound for Buffalo The * the steamer City schooner off Erie, | , on Monday morning. The schoou: | thought to be ithe Ecelestein, which | hails from a Canadian port, was sunk | and three of her crew, two men and] woman, were drowned with her Two men were rescued by the boats sent off by the steamer. BURNED TO DEATH. Three Lives | Children Lost Their at Pittsburg. Pittsburg, Pa., Sept. 27.--Three chil were burned to death and sev- a similar fate, which destroyed Millvale, a suburb. The victim, whose four to ten years, in a fire | residences at | last night, three | ages range from were two sons and {a daughter of John Lang, whose home | vas burned. The children were sleep- | ing in an attic where rescue was im-| possible. i | | $125, 000,000 FOR 'CONCESSION. British Capitalists Offer to Exploit | Resources in Northern Russia. St. Petersburg, Sept 27.---1t is stat | ed that the 'government is consider- | ing, it is believed, favorably an der | from British capitalists to furnish the | i much-needed $125,000,000 in return for | concession to exploit the Northern | pallay and minerals and forests North Russia for a long term The Russian railroads hitherto been worked at a loss, of of have ~.. Ida Hill Items. Ida Hill, Sept. 27. --W, B. Kells are cutting millet fine crop. Makin Bros filled their s'lo last week, with M. Cochrane as engineer. F. Vinel has improved in health. A number.of farmers are ploughing and report the soil work- {ing nicely: since the rain. Miss Sadie {Darling is visiting her parents-for = few davs and will return to her for mer home near Bay City, Mich. Mrs. Edwin Makin is spending a few davs with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Van- 'nest, Gladwin, Mich, - Cold Springs | factory shipped cheese on Monday at a paying price. 'I. Anderson spent Saturday in the city. Many Texas People Coming. James Bute, of Houston, has spent three four months every year, says that next year folly | fifty « people Jom Houston will come! to Kingston®to spend the summer. will- rent houses. This wi il | the expenditure of probably | in -the city. Mr. Bute has King- | Shannon and which is a Texas, who or here mean Texas Signor Caruso To Wear A Kilt. Edinburgh, Sept. 27.--Signor not content with his brown dress sust, invested { kilt, for which he has paid an burgh tailor 2375. He will wear i shortly when perforning in "Ladia di Lammermoor." at the Hamburg opera when he Sings the: part in York next winter the costly garment | wiki again be requisitioned. Car gole fen inal Ei in { uso, has Port For South America. | London, Sept. 27.--Tho Hamburg South American line aas decided to mike Dover a port of cail in place of i Southampton, and the new was inaugurated, vestorday, Cap Orwgal, which, after and landing passongtrs' at Dover, or Buenos Ayres. SOTV Ie by she embarking leit Dissipation Of The Fishes. Guelph Mercury. Ome hundrod and sixty kegs of bee were emptied into Elk Lake r ir {| The fish must have got a doris jad on. Anglers would have a strepuous « any oi the finay tribe with suche a quantity of intoxieating liquid. Special Sale Of Delaware Grapes. | The sweetest of all grapes are the! For this week we make per pound, or the eight- for 2c. Carnovsky, the price 5c. "on the corner." 4 A woman has & man beaten 10 - 4 gspect, © She ean turn her temper loose without saving a lot of unprintable things. Fresh = Huyler's delicious at 'Gibson's Red Cross chogo- drug store. Many a woman considers marriage a pet Crothers' Meadow Cream sodas are | most crisp dode biscuits made. Expert dyers. uy Valet. | means of saving m is the house you'll get if you buy or rent from us. We are, in the Real Estate husis ness and buy, sell' or exchange all kinds {of town asd country properties. We have plenty of desirable dwellings on our books and beiieve that vou can select a | bargain here if you are house-hunting. You will find us straight forward peopis 110 deal with, Double Stone 10 rooms each, down in city, modern double house, new, west end city, wodern single brick, 9 rooms, mod: ern single store, cheap, good situation. Apply to D.A.Cays A Brock St. TUMOR OF YEARS GROWTH Removed by Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compoiind Winnipég, Man. --* Eleven I went to the Vietoria H treal, suffering with a uterus. The doctorssaid it wasa tumor, and ¢ Et ve moved, as it would eauseinstantdeath. They found that other organs were: affected and said ago Mon- wth in the After I came home I saw your adver- tisement in the | dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. f took it constantly for twp years, and still take it at times, and both my hus- band and myself claim that it was the life. 1 highly i recommend it to suffering women." -- | Mrs, ORILLA. BRADLEY, 284 Jolmson | Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba. One of the greatest triumphs of Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound is the conquering of woman's dread ememy-- tumar. 'If you have mysterio pains, inflammation, uleer- ation or displacement, don't wait for time to confirm vour fears and go through the horrors of a hospital o x tion, but try Lydia E. Pinkham's table Componnd at once. 'For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Shmponnd, made from roots and herbs, hasbieuthe standard remedy | for female ills. We can and do clean almost any article of clothing worn by men, or dye. it if need be. We can keep your clothes looking as if they « had just come from the tailors. R. PARKER & CO., Dyers and Cleaners. T 69 Princess St., Kingston, Ont; For Pickling | We can supply you with strictly Pure Seiges. Whole or ground, also, Pure Vinegar; D. COUPER, Dealer in Pure Food Groceries: . 'Phone, 76. 841-3 Princess st PROMPT DELIVERY. J. W. Rosd, grand organizer TT "Prentice Boys, on Thursday, institu institu ted a lodge at Fragkiosd, pe

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