PAGE SIX. THE SEAL THAT PROTECTS It would be business suicide to put a trademark cn poor goods, because everyone would know that such a trademark stood for inferior quality and would refuse to buy these fool A trademark is & badge In Coffee, THE RED of honor in business. is the ouly guarantee of satisfaction that anyone needs In 1 and 2 pound sealed tins-- never in bulk--dt your grocer's. 11 CHASE & SANBORN, Montreal. SAVED FROM AN OPERATION By LydiaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Delleriver, Que.--" Witliont Lydia I. Pinkhan'g Végetable Compound | would not bé qiiv For fixe wionths 1 had painful and 8 irregular periods and inflammation of the uterus. 1 suffered like a mar- tyr and thought often of death. 1 consulted two doe. tors who could do nothing for me.. 1 went to a hospital, Sand the best doc tors said 1 must submit to an oper ation, because [had a tumor. 1 went back home much dis couraged, Owe of my cousins advised me fo take your Componnd, as it had cured her. I, did so and soon coin. menced to feel better, and my appetite came back with the first boftle. Now I feel mo pain and am cured. Your remédy is deserving of praise.' --Mrs, yaa Coates, Valleyfield, Belleriver, Quebee, Another Operation Avoided. Adrian, Ga "1 siffered nutotd from female troubles, anc my ail an operation was my only anid I deeuded it almost as as death. 1 a BE. Pinkham"s hte Comp Lout an operation." --LENA V. RII 3. f unparall or 1a ANCE, I aon « Y h «led success in E. I'ink- pound to cure Gasoline 16¢c. A GALLON Put in Your Tank at Our Dock. (Garage to. Auutomobiles an Marine Engines promptly attended Selby & Youlden, Ltd. Oxftario St. For Scranton Coal Wood Try S. BENNETT & CO, Baget and Barrack Sts. "Phone, 941 Repairs da Al} kinds of and Lumber. C Last of the Season He APPLES wience Calverts Canada's pride. Coast Sealed Oysters D. Couper 241-3 VUrincess St. Prompt Phone, T Delivery. OUR RQOS1ER BRAND OF T0BACCO Smoking and Chewing at forty-five tents a pound, {8 a good tobascoy Why pay eighty-five cetitay Andrew Maclean, Ontario streets ws would be re carried wi completely cured | n and - Keeles Pears, for pre- ' 1 Oo GASPAR.D.4POETOLA San Francisco. Cal., Oct, cisco to-day in the beginning of a memorate the discovery of San Francisco of the rehabilitation of San Francis Covarrubias, a mem Nicholas many years has been one of the Portola of the Portola Festival the cost'une of King of the Portola officers in the latter part of the e 30.--Thousands of visitors from brilliant carnival week. The obsar vance Bay by Don Gaspar de Portola, in rea co after its scourge of fire and earthquake. 2 bet of one of the old Spanish families of California, ol horsemen of Southern California, is the THE DALY BRITISH WHIG. 1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1909. Hy You could eat and relish every ingredi- ent used in making Taylor's Infants' Delight. The Olive Oil is the first pr "from perfect fruit, and is far icer than is usually served on our tables. - Cocoanut "+ oil, because of its purity and pz e- ness, is used for butter in warm climates. a_i eee A VIEW OV-EBCONSTRUCTED JAN FRANCISCC all over the world helped San Fran- while ostensibly to lity is more in' honor m ost not of San Francisco, The accompanpin g pict ! 'Festival. The costume is copied from the d i-ghteenth century. Don ure shows Cov ress worn and who, for ar*ubias It is far too expensive to be used for this purpose away fromthe tropics. : SE . Soaps made from coarse animal fats are rank poison to baby's ten- der skin. Much of the chafing, burning and discomfort could be avoided if more care were taken in the selection of soap for baby's bath. - ) : $d " ; ie > ¥ \ will be found wonderfully soothing by those whose skin is roughened, i chafed or tender from any cause, and so healing in its action that after a few days' use, the skin will be white as snow and soft as velvet. You owe it to yourself apd to the comfort of your little ones to use this soap for baby's bath today. : ir Cents a Cake At All Druggists "John Taylor & Co., Ltd. Toronto com- de in Spanish Gaspar by oy TOMS WHITE DED 1 { THE KINGSTON GENERAL HOSPITAL. He Gananoque 'Man In- a Billboard Striking the Head--Welcome George Taylor, M.P. Oct. 30.--The Young of Grace church hela Freemay Brit of early days Was the jured By Him' 'on Honie to Gr le a social nanoue, Foeiety last evening. ton gave reminiscences n Génanogue, There was a larg attendance. The proceeds, %30,. ar to be applied to the organ debt The funeral of the late Alfred Pen nell place today from the resi d nce his son, William D. Pen nell, street, to the TLR. sta { tien, Napanee, from whence ple's takes of Stone thence to {the family removed to Gananoque sev- ago, The service at the 10 am. was conducted by Pitcher; pastor of Grave Gananoque publi¢ library, en home at iRev. 4.1 church years re volutionized duping the past few weeks {through the efforts of Miss Spearman, { specialist, makes its first under the regi ernment go issue sof hooks this new alternoon. The water supply is gradually failing the shortage being such as to rant shuting off the supply from the on Friday evening, giving only four days supply this week. This {is keenly felt by tne local manufactur ers as business conditions are gettin much hrisker than they have beer during the past two years. J. B, Cowan,' a (Prosperous larmer, of Lakds tqwnship, has decided to re- move to Bidtish Columbia and is sell ing his farm. Mr | passengers on | Britain, ®hich lon Friday wal factol es and Mrs. George Taylor, the Empress of sailed from Liverpool | last, arrived in Quebec yves- |terday, and are expected here to-day. J. Moore, florist at the *'Blinkbon gardens for the past year, {removed to New York city Mr. . and I Mra. A.D. Howe, Oak street. Miss S \. Cross, North street, and Mrs N Stephenson, Hickory street, { Lansdowne, vesterday. attending {funeral of the Enwin Cross {R. Guthre spent there this guest of 1Salter, James Mrs. { Brockville, speading few {town, the guest of Mrs, T. toh saloon SS. { nie has the late P , DMtawa, the street a few (ay William Robbins, week, dave in : 0. Middk Ring street, bas returned hom. J. Wilson, Stone street, left (his for Edmonton, Alta., where he look. around with the object of Lame Back { Just the Sort of Case That Proves the World That the Best Liniment Ever Made Is. NERVILINE. When it comes to determining real merit of a medicine, no weight of {evidence is more convincing than 'the | straightiorward statement of some | to the re liable and wellknown person that has been cured. For this reason we the. verbatim statement f Powell, written from 1} | Carleton. '1 am a man, six feet tall, and weigh nearly iwo hundred. ' print 1 m powerful haan home stron 1 have been alt my great accustomed life to lift weight, but day 1 overdid it, and wrenched Back badly tendon and was Letter one | | wd { Every | muscle 4769 fo or bend 1 4 Ox was agony. I had | a whole bottle' of I Nerviline rubbed on in one day, and iby night I was well again. 1 know of no Muaiment possessing one-half the | penetration and pain-subduing proper; ties of Nerviline. I urge its use strong- ly 'as 'an invaluable liniment and household cure for all minor ailments, such as (steams, sprains, swellings nouralgia,: sciatica, lumbago, rhetima- tism, and muscular pain.'; No better: meditine, for curing pain was ever-put ima bottle than Nervi- | line--over ona million bottles. used ev-| ery veohleRtar ry if. yourself, 25¢: | or five ior $15 At all dealers, sore stoop ~ ne | were nl {eral { Street, locating. a few days this week with his daugh- ter, Mrs. J. A. Jackson, Stona street. Mis. Mallory, Broek street, irr a short time in Escott, the guest of Miss J. Reid. T. A. Sheets, spend ing ie past two weeks with relatives, leaves to-day to resume duties in Smith's Falls, denham street, for some lon the stafi cf the T. W. Bennett & {Scns, hardware company, is: spunding | some fime in the western provinces, 1 Gananoque, Nov, 1.--Thomas White, | ixty-four years of age, a well-known | and 'highlyrrespected resident of © the { town, passed away, on Saturday af- | {ernoon, at the Kingston general hos {pital, whither he had gone for treat | Ee . 1 18 spena local his time past ment. a week or more A few months ago Mr. White met 'with af ac cident, a heavy bill board occupying | the site of the new Journal office, fall ing on his head and crushing him to the pavement, from the effects of which {he never recovered. He was a machin, {ist by 'trade, being for several years 'with the Canada Cabinet. company, land since that time with the Ontario | Wheel company, an expert and cave ful workman, and general favorite | He leaves, besides widow, Rebert "married and settled in Hamilton; one daughter, married and © settled: in Smith's Falls; Gordon, Eva and Made- | line, at home John Kirke, ago. a a a former vesident of the town, passed away at the home of his brother, Kirke, Pine street." on Saturday evening, in the thirty-cighth vear of his age | James | Quite a nice reception was tendered to George Taylor, M.I'., and Mrs. Tay { lor, on their arrival, at noon, on Sat urday, they being met at Thousand ls- land Junction by a delegation con- McCammon, M.D. Henner and oth { band, on the ar trival of the train at the King street pavilion, welcomed the returning mem | ber, who passed to a hack in waiting | through crowds of his admirers, shak |e hands with everybody, invespective | of their politica) views The turnout | bo welcome the Leeds sepresen- tative a most creditable one, and great popularity ef "Hon est George" among his constituents Street and O'Brien ymen, had lacge gang of men at work getting out granite paving block James Latimer, O I'he Citizens sisting of [W. F W South was { shows the quar: who have a tow {Gre snwood mn on -the Bell farm, north of the n, wave closed the quarcy, their | I men leaving for Ottawa, on Saturday | Hast, leaving 50.000 blocks an | |S for shipment i Friday: next ath the | tdate set by the ¢ivic authorities for | {the tagging of all dogs within the | iowa hmits. After this date the lo hf | down some November police have been instructed to destroy all_dogs found withii the corperation limits not by-law Rev. H. T. Wallace, of Queen's, in | the absence of the pastor, Rev. Henry | Uracev, filled the pulpit of St. An- {drew's church, at both services, vester- day, being listened to with attention | by 1®go congregations. "Jack" Gracey, son | Mrs. Henry Gracey, | manage; | Toronto, of Rev. and | lor some time past of the branch of the Bank of Vallaceburg, has been pro- {moted to a similar position in New | Westminster, R.( leaving the latter part of the week to enter on his new duties Mrs. Charles Macdonald, who has been seriously ill in New York for some time, has returned to her house at "Blinkbonnie,"" te recuperate. Mis T R. Brough, of Brockville, is' spend- | Hog some time here with her : Mrs, E. Awrdvew, South' street, held'! her post-nuptial reception at her home last Wednesday and Thursday She | was assisted by her' mother, Mrs. W. | |: Harris, Stone Fhe Misses | Halliday and Eva Donevan | poured tea. The tables were decorated with véllow chrysanthémums, ferns and | smile { Frederick Starke, i the Merchants' bank, Mr Mrs. T. C.- Starke, Pittsburg township, was, taken to Brockville gen the part of the week for an operation for appgndicitic Mrs. T. Fraid and daughters, Charles eft: the Jatter part of the week for her n. Montreal, to attend | the marriage of her s Lillie 4 Kellert, in that In the street Bessje of the local staff of son of and hospital, latter home i eiy, sday Nabbath school Bible lass ! extension movement, the following at- | i 4 complying with the town |. I ; pro 'ny nights v 1" 3 dig into "the roofs 'ol haa ol 2 Dr. Kennedy, Perth, spent } tendance was registered Kingston, G1. ! 31st; Gananoque registered an attend: October 24th : Pails, 75: Gananoque, ance of 89, Front Road, Wolfe Island. Front Road, Wolic Island, Oct W. Wing, Sy- [Mise Mamie Yott spent:a few day last week with her giving at F. Greenwood ing has returned I'hanksgiving with her Caly Mrs. Southall ter, ter Miss Miss A Kingston the guest. of Sunday last CONS, Fall And Winter Importations. street, chieviots and. Vieunas for suitings; also a great variety overcoating for his order department His $18 suits and overcoats made surpass anything he ever Prevost, Biock edl his tweed crder yet, The death of R. tober 27th, Deceased \: at was win: his and .had been a sufferer from: rheuma- tism for the pst. (ele A boiler dn § Grabd tive blew up while running near crew escaped 'with their | Junction: The scalded, but teau what lives. H. 1: attorney, ie succeeded - by Velvet eaollars An order ing up of the Tool company. + Drayton Toronto, James was issue Peterbr cousin, Mr. Young afte ' and fda. refurned home, Tuesday. af spending' few dag= with' friend: Mabel Jrene raflle Wednesday evening, proved a great sug sudden. though not unexpected Jamieson occured Oc: his "home KX, has Ny V on Sunday, 131; Smiths On Octobe: [Phillips Cracker Jakcs Jacks are solid leather Shoes for | They have double thick soles, Everything about 0% * Mise Fdne spent Thanks I's. Miss Flom pending parents in' the little daugh Phillips Cracker Boys' School Wear. solid 'counters, solid leather heels. the shoe is of the very best material. THEY SELL AT $1.50 & 2. Sizes for Foys 11 to 13, $1.50. how. Hough Mosier; or Mrs Dee's Wie at has receives 1 to 5, $2.00. Sce the Solid Leather Shoes in our win 0 1c | bac | Sold in Kingston Only at Horton. | sixtvshirat year in moiiths. Trunk Yocomo Co- | "Nox A Cold in One Day Cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all Luan g Trouble. None just as good. At all leading drug stores, 25c and 50c. bottles. Manufactured by the Scobell Drug Co, St. Catharines, Ont. were some- county retired Baird, alet. 1 for the wind- | Shovel & | crown and. h.C. nwo WARNING introductic Parisian Since iis of phanometial. many imitations l.ook out for nane Auburn hair You, can: always g¢ (i. W. Mahood' Parisian Sago most efficient he the sales g See 19 on and warld. It is made to girbond's (of that dandruff, anh Parisian yeu Paris) falling Sage kills and deuff in two weeks, And remember hard working, pesgist 3 sr its vataliter 2 Parisian Sfse i8Ta Jatitily hair decssing, del Reidy Or greasy, and any womeh whe desires Tuxoriant ancl howitching hait.ein get it in two wooks by usinguite LO gals & battle This success has led amilar them; they that the girl with the is the quickest comform to scalp itch arc caused by. germs, removes all irace of dan- \ ON MONEY stops falling hair and itching scalp 'anh prevents baldnese that caused by dandenff gormey ioe BE "RISE OF THE United Empire Loyalists An Informing Sketch of Amen can History, Valuable for Librar- ies and Research. By VISCOUNT DE FRONSAC. Price, 50c. Address British Whig, Kingston. m into Canada Sago have been See Our Window Display--A Furnished Drawing. Room Ce A beautiful display - of three piece Mahogany Setts, fancy odd Silk Chairs, beau~ tiful Parlor and Music * Cabinets, Paylor Tables and Jardiniefe Stands in oak or mahogany. Just arrived -- Our big x $6.50 Imitation Leather Seat $ eating Sale of Wal Paper 2 and Back Rocker, in polish- "ed oak frames, for only $6.50 Starts Oct. 1st, last chance buy Border by the roll. : == ih en } JAMES REID. FRASER'S, 78 William St. PHONE 147. THE LEADING UNDERTAKER. ! 10 }> name. the in are nov every package the genuine at | | acting ir tonic in the br proven hair, San thepry baldness, FLAPS F EIFS EIT these dfimdrafiy back ; i i baldness is devils that hdd ! Lead Pipe, Pare Block Tin Pipe, Traps and Bends, : DRESS AND MANTLE. MAKING cassssarissrarasansnss, Mrs. T. Smith, formerly of Toronto, experienced Dress and Mantle Maker. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. 71 Pine Street. Pig Lead, Ingot Tin. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS. The Canada Metal Co., Ltd., Toronto, Can. ¢ ¢ ' fccerssetirassersssasatatasasta IATA IIL IASA You enjoyed a package six months ago. + They 'were 'delicious. But rhuch more so Improvement In process and materials has 'Ss more Prove It penal: ¥ large ---- ---- -- ---- - A BETTER TO-DAY THAN EVER-- . JUST TRY MCo to-day. resulted in greater crispness, finer flavor, aelicious quality. They are superior to all. sites, hk er ea---- Make a test. Try them pow.