9 x PAGE FOUR. ABSOLUTE 4 "denuine. nt ~ Carter's Little Liver Pills: Bos Faciimile Wi rpper Detow. Si na as easy "© tak, wegun. 3 5 QUARK BICK HEADACHE. Hennessy & Gilmour Members Montreal Mining Exchange, 86 Notie Dame Street West, Cobalts Bought and Sold Outright. New York Stocks on Margin, Connection with CHARLES HEAD & CO. « Members New York Stock Exchange. 'Phone Main, 7204. * THE ANT. Facts Abdut One of Natures Most In. dustrious Creatures, » When spricg comes with all its wenlth of opening buds and "new flow: ors, the ant is preparing for a season of profitable industry, . It comes out of its winter quarters L tocates a new home Where it can away, during the summer months, the sustenance for the long winter days. Just as industrious as the ant--bat if a different way, are the countless-- infinitivemal ms which burrow into the scalp » ent away at the roots of the hair, As they, burrow away, Dandrufi, forms, and if the germs are not all killed, Baldness results. druggists, 'Send 100. En The Herpicide + Mich. 'dollar bottles oe We ahood, special "| not to accept the tender, But to live OF CLOTHING; BOOTS AND SHOES, 'RUBBERS AND UNDERWEAR. Suits, $4.00, LL 8190. Overcoats from $4.48 to $0.90. $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 to {irom his own dairy ? Lif it decides to accept the lowest ten- " {der received Cham- H E i Tr E-- y THE WHIG, 77th YEAR DAILY TISH WHIG, pg a A at 2.30 gud 4 EERILY BRITISH WHIG, = Dages, published is parts on Mohday A burs. fy mal nT Li, , making price of w and of Ny lox 'ona' of the best Job me ns jn Onnada ; chenp work ; nive presses. , , EDW. J. B. PENSE, Managing Directors TORONTO OFFICE. Suite 19 and 20, City bers, 32 Church Bt., Torento, Smallpeice, J. P., ve, Daile Wibi aily unig. SELLING BORROWED MILK. On moré than one occasion the LBusrd of Health Las discussed the practice of milkmin borrowng 'milk from che another when they find their supply running short before they have nearly covered their routes., The pros- ence 'of 'yphoid mn the city just now has led a member of 'thy board to draw attention 'to this matter. Milk used by a family in which a typhoid case develops, mizht be put upder bacteriological examination and found to be contaminated. The responsibili- ty would naturaily rest upoi the man who supplind the wilk, w'vreas the sample might be from milk the vendor had borrowed from another. The local health department has more than once been confronted with this difficulty. One milkman might borrow quite a quantity from another, and in turn divide it with one or two others. Notice should be given milkmen that they must not sell milk that is from another dairy. Could it not be made a rule that a license may be cancelled if a vendor sells other than milk THE CITY AND CEMENT, As the result of the recent cement merger in Canada, the board of works finds that it must pay forty per cent. more for cement this year than last, for the year's supply of 4,000 barrels. Last year, the figure was very low, on account of keen com- petition. Members of the board of works are a little undecided as to what they should do. To accept the lowest tender before' them, means an increase of $2,000 over last year's cost of cement. Some of the members are willing to risk refusing the tender and getting a lower figure later on. It is pointed out, { however, that the only hope of a bregk in the price is the ap- pearance of » new and strong com- pany or action by parliament against the merger. A high enough price for | cement is thought to be around #1.50. Four years ago the city paid about $1.60. Outside business men, whose ad- vice was asked, have advised the ac- ceptance of the $1.69 tender, as they cannot see any hope for a lower price on the year's contract. In the mean- time the board of . works has decided in the hope that something will hap- \ A BANK TRAGEDY. , The staid - Montreal Witness is fa- voring the parole oi Charles McGill, the late general manager of the de funct Ontario Bank, who has now served three years of his five year sen- tence, a sentence which was imposed on him after he had been found guilty of falsifying the monthly re $0 eat tic inevitable, whether he ix reprieved or not--but, to-day, the law does hot typify revenge as it once used to do. It is becoming usual to give indeters mingte sentences whose length ' de pends on conduct, and it is ale a growing practise to release prisoners before the expiry of their seniences on parole, and answerable tb a proba- tion officer such as Mr. Archibald, in this country. Mr. McGill has a wife and family to support, and he would probably be best doing that. EDITORIAL NOTES. Boil the water; stew the oysters; sand the sidewalks and boost King- ton. Good resolutions for citizens to v-ake for 1910. A Montreal woman for thirty-five years went about ip male attire with- out being detected-<a suggestion worth while to vote-seeking sufiragettes. The Grand Trunk ties know more, to-day, about King- ston's needs than ever before. It is now its turn to help to apply reme- dies. g The medical heulth officer was wise in warning citizens against . typhowd fe er, but there is po worse for a ranic. The dissasy, which attacke! susceptibles, is about spent. Mrs. Pankhurst, onde of the Brit- ish suffragettes, thinks it is about time some of the women did some- thing for the cause which they es- pouse, It is mot suggested that they should suicide. " ikem iy kl THE BRITISH DAILY ratlwny authori s och i Vir 3 HOTEL HAN FRED FOR NOT ERECTING A FIRE Gananoque Foresters Made Presenta- tion to Lewis Frald, Who is Re- moving to Montreal. Gananoque, Jan, 14.--A case of ¢on- siderable atures came up before Po- hice Magistrate Carroll on Wednesday when, on complaint of License Inspec- tor 3 H. Taber, of Morton, Neil McCarney, jetor and owner of the Provincial hotel, was charged with violation of the law in [ailing oi to do 50 several months ago it had not been put up. y the minimum fine of twenty dail re was imposed, and he was ft: have the fire escape put up at once, The three blind entertainers, Hlessrs. . E. Boudreault, baritone, of Ot tawa; Roy Wilson, elocutionist, oi Brockville, and H. C. Treneer, pian- ist, of Kingston, graduates of the On- tario Institution' ior the Blind, pave an excellent en t in: Tar ner's assembly hall, last evening. P.C.R. Lewis Praid, installed the following officers of Court Thousand Islands, No. 66 C.O.F., last evening. P.C.R., Joha Murchie; C.R., M. Welsh; Yi, G6 eo Maston; R.S., James Bell; F.8., George L. Johnston; trea- surer, John B. McMurchy; chaplain, Charles Acton; J.B, Stephen Dorey; 8.B., Archibald Lucey; auditor, W. A. Peck; woodwards, J. Lucey, W.T. Dustin; caretaker, A. Bennett, Aiter the installation ceremony, P.C.R. ex- Mayor W. J. Wilson, on behali of the order, presented Mr. Fraid with a handsome gold-headed cane, Mr. Fraid Could the Royal Military College here be enlarged so as to give the naval cadets the education they re- quire ? A concentration of interésts ! would certainly be economical. i ------ tae H the council of 1910 is through the business of the city a business way, then all will work together for the best interests of the! sity. Stop the faction idea. { " : The appointment of the provincial | treasurer 'to the bench is making clear that the way of the average member of parliament to office, and the 'bench is the final resting place of ! the legal politician. to carry in| If the weather has been at times severe it has, after all, been good winter weather. 'We are getting near- ar the vernal equinox all the time ad will soon reach it. In fact/it will only be a few weeks till the flowers of May are blooming, Haley's comet has a tail--a dinkey, little, chopped off affair, but still a tail. This news, given by the first ob- servers, is reassuring. A comet has no more need of a tail than a poodle dog has, but we like to think of these occasional ~ visitors as having them. It gives us more confidence in the comet, 2 Ii the city council could put $1,000 into its budget for the work of the Children's Aid Society, it would /be scattering brdad upon the waters. A child, saved now, will make a good citizen in twenty years; a child, lost to society, may be an expensive arti: cle to keep twenty years hence. Effi- ciency in service wouid result from the council g appropriatio, 'LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Better Arrangements Needed. Kingston, Jan. 12.--(To the Editor): If the drinking water is impure now and there is danger of typhoid, what will it be when the 600 or 1,000 "sani- { past twenty years, | shortly leaving to enter mangactur- {spending part of their honeymoon having been an active member and of- fice bearer of the local lodge for the and now as, hé is ing business in Montreal, this occasion was taken to testify the lodge's ap- preciation of his work for the local order. W. Martin has taken over the plumb. ing business of G. Latham. Mr. Lath- am purposes removing at an early date to British Columbia. The following non-commissioned of- ficers have been appointed in the corps of Macdonald Cadets : Joseph it MMunden and William McLaughlin, ser- geants; Archibald Yule and John Acton, corporals. Miss F. M. Ewing, modern language teacher, in the Gananoque High. School, has been on the sick list a short time this week. "Mr. Engers, auditor, of Toronto, is in town this week in association interests, going lover the books of the D. F. Jones Co., Ontario Wheel Co., Parmenter & Bul- loch Co, and Spring & Axle Co. Charles Acton operated on for . ap- pendicitis a short time ago in Brock- ville General Hospital, is progressing nicely, -- 2 Mr. and Mra. William Sauye, Gar- den Island, recently married, are in town, gests of" the former's brother, Albert Sauve, Elm sweet. Miss Me nnan, Brock street, is spending a short time jn Cape Vincent, guest of her cousin, Mrs. N. Mance. J. A. Jackson, Stone street, t yester day in Brockville, Mr. and Mrs. Jo Dillon, Seeley's' Bay, spunt yesterday in town. Miss. Nellie Calbick is spend- ing a few weeks with relatives in Wheeling, W. Va. The management of the Royal rink held a fancy dress carnival, last even- ing. There were some 100 in costume quite a number of whom were from Kingston. Some 200 spectators en- joved the affair. Citizens' band fur- nished the music. Prize winners : ts' tf + stume, Rex Cush, as "King's Herald," first, five dollar silk umbrella; best ladies' costume, |Mise Florence: Graham, "Duich Girl,' four dollar toilet set; booby prize, Miss Pearl Latimer, as "Grandma," pair moccasins. Wade's Diamond Cough Remedy. The old reliable cough medicine. Sold at Moleod's drug stores, corner to put up a fire escape, having been [po FAT REDUCTION. "IS NO SIN The puhpose of Beauty is to refine, the native uncouthness of human asture. We ali bow to its power. It is the autocracy 'that has nwo nibilst shadow. Alas ! this means the fai woman mast serve instead of rule, for beauty in woo man, is a composite of both line and feature. 2 § Thousands of fat women gre beautiful of face. But they lag behind in he race for preference--because a too ponderous outline dashes the favor their {ace has gained them. Now, pretty fat can reduce that fat' (not the good pure-lined flesh) in & very simple way. No exercise--no dieting is Lot thew take one Marmola P iption Tablet after each meal and at ime for a month. fat will simply fade. -No wrinkles or uches of skin will form, but the Toss will be uniformn. The fat will' go as stealthily as it came; fade away. The women brilflant, the wit spright Tablets are a boon--and harmless (being made from the famous fashionable scription, § ox o F) Cascara Ardnatic;, 4% a water), and arg likewise cheap, a large case of the d gist or the Marmola Co. 1.180 Farmer Bidg.. Mich. cost- ing only sevenly Detroit, Ye cents. KID GLOVES CLEANED Light "colored or white gloves soil very easily and constant attention. Our methods of cleaning satisfy the most gar- ticular and add life to the gloves. R. PARKER & CO., Dyers and Cleaners, 89 Princess St, Kingston, Ont. Everyone T hought She Was Going Into Consumption. Weeks by the Us of Burdock e Use . Blood Bitters. Mm. Fred. Biggs, Kingston, Ont, writes: ~--"'1 was completely run down, my blood was out of order, and 1 used to th will improve, the oe. TON. Wore « . ' TN A SA ee « 15 , A ' Ch § a » TweestetesesseTsssetass Tee IT PAYS TO TRADE AT BIBBY'S. I anuary - Specials See our Grey Wool Socks. ) Special 2 for .. Calfskin-lined Special 39c See our Real Working Mitts. get so weak I would be compelled to stay | in bed for weeks at a time. I could | not eat, was pale and thin; every one | thought I was going into consumption. | 1 tried everything and different doctors | until a friend advised me to use Burdock Blood Bitters. I did not have one bottle | used when my appetite began to improve, | 1 used six bottles. I gained ten pounds | in two weeks. When 1 began to take it 1 only weighed ninety-three pounds. Is just see topull me from the graveas I. never expec to be strong again. I will tell every sufferer of your wonderful medicine." The blood reaches every portion of the body to distribute nutriment and remove effete matter and waste products. Clearly then, any influence, or bad, affecting the blood, must necessarily affect the en- tire system for good or evil as the case may be. pure blood and keep it pure by removing every trace of impure toorlid matter from the system by using Burdock Blood Bitters. It exerts a curative in- fluence -unapproached'. by any other chaiatz hake, tom Toronto, Ont. See our Way's Patent Knitted Scarfs, pure wool Specigl 20¢ - ---------------------------- Cardinal . Gc See our Pure Wool Sweater. Special -------------------------------- See our @ll-wool Elastic Rib- bed Underwear, good value at Téc. We have too much on hand. Price to clear. . 39¢ SUITS, $10.00, See dur Fine Blackand Blue Serge Suits, neatly made apd splendidly tailored, all sizes Special . $10.00 SUIT, 810.00. See our line of Fancy Tweed and Worsted Suits in the newest styles. All sizes Special .: . $10.0 YOUTHS SUITS. We have about 60 Young Men's Suits in Single and Double Breasted styles. Sizes 34, 35, 36, 37. Fabrie are fine English Tweds and Fancy Waorsteds. We have too many Salts in these sizes. In order to (Near them in a hurry, weé have marked them at one price. sas omen «an 580 OVERCOATS, $7.50. See the line of Winter Over- coats in College style, Double Breasted style. Materials are Fancy Tweeds. Special aww ena BTE0 See our line of Christy's Eng- lish Golf Caps, Storm Caps, ete, Special . Or {il ploase, x 0 W ins or mafled in 08, eu] 'Gor Why suffer with indigestion when Nyal's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure you ¥in 25c. and 50c. boxes, at Prouse's Store (up town post office branch). Sarah Mulford, a hotel amployee, at Newboro, is under arrest on the charge of murdering her "infant. "Zam-Buk Ointment" is sold in King- ston, at Gibson's Red Cross . Drug Store, Fernie, R.C,, is in the pecyliar posi- FANCY KNITTED VESTS. See the great solid comfort Winter Vests we are now offering at ..... .. . . 81.00 OVERCOATS, $10.00. At this price we show the greatest line of College Ulsters and Black Cheviots -ever offered at this price. T OVERCOATS, $15.00 For this money you can buy a perfect beauty. College Ulsters, McGill, "Varsity, Yale, Harvard, or Queen's style. These lines are sold in most places at §15.20 Special... ... ... . $15.00 A The H.D. Bibby Co. SVT BRLVLARALAANNS Judge Landis's Fines. to Seve proper letter through. the mail Chicago, Jan. M.-Judge K. M. young woman who had jilted him. Landis, who fined the Standard Oil company, of Indiana, mote, than 820,- | "Red Cross Cough Syrup" has no 000,000, let Rupert Jefiking, a chaui- lequal. It cures coughs and colds at a al eh - turns of the Ontario Bank, which that feur, off with' a fine of one cent. Jefi- lonse. Sold in Kingston only, at Gib King and Brock of 'being without any ratepayet ISAAC ZACKS, bank, as well as all other chartered banks, was required to submit under oath, as to their correctness to the finance department of the. government at Ottawa. It is not denied that when Mr. McGill took over the general managership of the Ontario , Bank, his character was high, and it is not de {nied that he found the bank in a most precarious cofidition. Unforta- nately, he was led into speculation to retrieve the bank's position, and sto cover up his tracks he had to lie in the monthly and other statements. There was no excuse for that, but the president and other directors ¢annot escape blame for ignorance of jrregu: ilarities and crimes which hadystretch- led over a considerable period of time, seeing that it was their duty to main. ait such conditions as would have in- | pendent' 'auditing of banks was com: | pulsory here, x" it is in other civil jsed countries. Had they done. their tary improvements" are emptying into the waters of the harbor ? Better ar- rauge for some other method of dis posal. --N.S.1. A Hint to Shopping Ladies. If you wanted anything badly, and when you got to the store were per- suaded to take something else in- stedd, when you came away 'weuldn't you feel a little disappointed? As if 'got ome over you~ and not for your benefit, their own profit | And wl you proved that the something which was represented as ing "just as. good" as what you asked for was mot as was not to be compared even with the real thing, wouldnt you feel still worse ? This is just the case about Zam- Ege ven Reig Sodan, or and see t it. The fame is ve is clearly mind, but for | Buk. Like all good things it has mady get and Princess stregig, - Bath, Jan. left, on Monday, for Belleville, 1 ther father, who is serious men of and corngr Montrealtion who will accept the mayoralty. kins pleaded guilty to sending an im- {son's Red Cross Drug Store. ABERNETHY'S Saturday Shoe a Bargains We expect to clear out the following Specials for Saturday. Every pair a Genuine Bargain. # © RUBBERS.--25¢ Pairs Women's Job Ru Sat size 11 to 2. sizes 410 10 1-2... ¥ 100 Pair Women's . sizes 2 7 only, sees 10h... . . bhers, sizes 2 1-2 to 7 Saad Te 200 Pairs Girls' Job. Rubbers, g Saturday. . 45¢ 200 Pair Children's Job Rubbers, ~30c very narrow 1-2, 4, § and clear out at once 29¢ 180 Pair Doys' Job Rubbers, a5¢ 100 Pair Boys" Job Rubbers, - sizew 11, 12, and 13... .40¢ 50 Pair Men's Job Rubbers | Be 98c~One Lot of Girls' Fine Kid Laced , sizes 11 to 2, regular $1.50, for .... OSc 98e.~One large Lot of .Child- ren"s Laced Bilucher Boots, Tous id Black, sizes » to 1-2, some $1.35 values, all are Sc 39.--All Baby 5c Boots, roft and hard sowes; sizes 1 to 4 and $ to T. 5 O8c.~--Little Boys' Hockey Boots, gizes 11 to 13, regular $1.58, { $1.33.--0ne Lot of Women's, fe- 4 $1.50, Laced Boots, sizes 213w7T. ¢ regular $1.25 and | $1.65.--A Lot of Women's special value at $2.25, ia fine laced Bluchers, -_ $1.98.--Any Pair Women's $2.50 Shoes---any kind you wikh--- all going at $1.98. 5 $2.25 Buys any Pair $3.00 Shoes in our Store for Women, Men and Boys. : ' 20¢. 40 Pair Women's Slippers, ; regular 40c and 50¢, all on Saturday for 20. 7 $1.98.Men's $2.50 Cait and some > Jase Working Women's 5c $8.98-~Hundreds of Men's $5.00 values in Patents, Tans, sod #Box Calf Bluchers/ $1.50 Bogs' $2.00 Box Calf Riuchers, sizes 1 to 5, solid leather goods. Saturday $1.59 Women's $1.50 Lagging for ofc Women's $1.25 Leggings for 88¢ Women's $1.00 Legging for T8e Spats Tor 48¢c Women's Sc Spats for @fe HUNDREDS OF OTHER BAR- GAINS, . TRUNKS AND ~ BARGAINS 14 : SUIT CASES. Vv!