Daily British Whig (1850), 21 Mar 1910, p. 6

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against inferior quality when you buy by the trademark. #Seal Brand" is never sold in balk + only in and 2 pound 'sealed tins. At all grocers. | CHASE & SANBORN, 208 THE OUTPUT OF MARITIME Po. 1 (NCES 18 LARGE. Cuba Gave an Opening. Ottawa, March 19.--Thureday the ouse dis apples, Friday it discussed potatoes. The matter came oh na supplementary estimate of 815,000 for subsidiing line between St. John, N.B., and | vane, cuba. The government sign ja cw November, by which one suiling a month. 825,000 for this services ig included in the main estimates for the fiscal year 1910-11. The wote of $16,000, asked now, is required to the company ? for services already rendered under the es. John " on. Haggart on this method oA . Parliament, he said, had never suthor- ized the subsidy, The government had no right to make such a contract in- volving the expenditure of public [money without first consulting parlia- { ment, |. Mr. Vielding admitted that this was trae, fs a general proposition, but yeontended that the government was {tified in contracting to pay motey n order to meet an cy, sub- joct to the approval of parliament. {This led fo some engliry as to what { | Bronswick Tiberals that the _ghest potato crop in New Brunswick had to {best market. This precipitated a dis- {cussion of the potato crop and trans- | portation facilities for the , same in the maritime provinces, r. Fraser SPRING 1S NEAR Time to Buy that Plano yom have been Planning for, Drop in at 939 PRINCESS ST Ana see the Large Stock of * WORMWITH xo WEBER PIANOS Bweet Toned, Artistic Designs. Durable Construction, Popular Prices, Wormwith-Weber Piano Co., Limited 282. PRI . STREET, EE . Carter 'S Lite Liver Pll. Mut Bear Signature of ch: # OOOO O0OOL said that more potstoss per acre were grown in Prince Edward Island than in any other province of Canada. Farmers, however, got a poor price, because they were compelled to sell The Intercolonial railway refu to provide proper facilities for shipping potatoes to Montreal and Toronto in +the 'winter, Mr, Carvell paid the New Brunswick potato growers had the same com- and the Canadian Pacific. Phe shipper had to hire a box ear at his own éx- {enge, put in a stove, furnish fuel and ride in the car with the potatoes him- self in order to keep them from freez- ing. Naturally the outfit to Cuba was a great advantage. Mr. Michaud said that few people realized' the great importance' to New Brunswi¢c of the potato industry. The State of Maine produces more potatoes than all the other. states of the union combined. There was the same soil and general conditions in New Brunswick. At present the Maine po- tato growers were buying up the New Brunswick crop and shipping Canad: ian potatoes to the West Indies via Now York and Boston, a big market for potatoes i Cubm. But there was no whatever for this subsidy. The trade hed been eatried on for years without aid from the government. It was unfair to the vorsels smihing frm Halifax to have a compct.tion from St. John house the extent of $25.000 a year, He de | manded that Halifax snd Bt. John be accorded equal treatment. Mr. Wright, Muskoka, doubted the prosperity of subsidizing the one line, Why not distribute the 'subsidy to all the vessels on the . said the tonnage Dr. Edwards, F onc, estimates committed: the Verpument to bonusing the Canadian-Cdban tzade to the amount of $40,000. Yet the that during the past year our exports to Cube had incréased only $27,000, while imports from Cuba had #0 decreased that the net increase of total trade between the two countries was only $18,000, i Dr. Sproule, East Grey, said the great objection to the government making a contract first and then re- porting to parliament was that the government supporters had tO sustain it or they would put their of power. Why was not matter Iy the New Brunswick people had made up their minds last May . that nt potatoess ly Rasen with the un i ' item for the Joor woul) be opposed by Mr. "conservatives, Ah svent took place on March 16th, "at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert: = M. Stewart, Renfrew, when their second eldest daughter, Miss Mary Stella Stewart, was united lmarriage to William D.. Ross. 9 § 18 $04 Hoo wy " 5 ; : a TUTE ERS THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MO Educatitm at Harvard Sought by. Boston, - Masch 19. --aillionsire and COUNTRY NOTES AND THINGS IN president. of seven corporations at the! GENERAL. tage of forty-live, Davis Waldo Field, the steamship . Ha- *C "arisen last November, | the entire crop in the fall of the year. | Mr. Crosby admitted that there wi! trade and navigation tables : showed | total | brought up at the Inst session' Sure | fi {of Broskion, has gone back to school to make up the education he lost . in youth, He is the richest student in his own right at Harvard and the oldest snd probably is the only Harvaed "student trae bas made his millions himeolf be fore goitiz to eollege He is enrolled an 8 a student. and a mil lionaire, Me, Field is an emplover of labor on a very large scale, He is a shoe manufacturer in Brockton, and emoloys 4,000 or 5,000 hands. Besides that he is marricd. . At the age of fifteen, Mr. Field was el to leave school and enter a shoe shop as an apprestice. | San Francisco Going Back? doing business, | San Fraueiseo is in a fair way to get back to that proud emmence which a number of years ago made , b 5 : cae. ial student the Harvard Ww. HH. Stratton, Napanee, 'has | fhe Tidings From Various Points in | Eastern Ontario--~What People Are Doing And What They Are Say'ng. ¥rs James Lattimer, Madoe, drop- pel dead on Friday, from heart die , left for Melita, Man., with a car of se tlers' effects. ' . Frank Rombough has leased his farm at Morven to Charles Garrison, for a term of years. The induction of Rev. Mr. Thomson into the pastorate of the Presbyterian charge, Newburgh, will take place on Tuesday. A petition for a curfew bell has Fem signed by about one humdred ang fifty mothers in Perth and * will be resciied to the council, Mrs. T. J. Whelan, Brockville, died on Thursday, after a month's illness, "}aged seventy-four years. Her husbund That the "fighting game" is to ne restored to its former glory is evi dent when it instated that the pre sent chairman of the Police Com- mittee of the Board of of the city of San Francisco is vone other 'than Johi L. 'Herget, ikmown in the prize ring circles over the Unitcd States as N&tehell." . - This city states them Francisco when only argument against held here held gainst a great many other which used to be dome in Frisco" was a moral" and yet there were people spectacles should place else." Valuable Marble Deposits. Marble deposits that have not equal . have been discovered, th: German. Umsgchau, in man South-west Africa jo the gions of Habis, hitherto jen feet districts named only been found ite at' 'most thtough the rans a range of hill high, half a mile broad, and mi in . leagth, which practically of pure marble. many I" Blocks of any size. may be quar .ried here, and this is an important id biooks of are extremely. valuable. Samples have already been taken of all extremely oeautiful. The quality of ,M- for for which only the most expensive ma- costing. say $176 a cubic is used. There are millions of of the very finest mar: point, since great size single solid 100° different color variations, the stone is excellent, says the peau. It is especially suitable fne indoor decorative work, trial, ¥ cubie 'yards ble ready for quarrying. Napanee Golf Club. | The Goli Club members held their The to | report of the treasurer was the first up, it 8 business taken and it showed the | clab to have had a very prosperous | Foason. The election of officers resmit- {anual meeting on March 14th. od: < President--Rev. F. T. Dibb. Vice-president--W. A. Bellhouse. Secretary -treasurer--C. M. Warner. Members of board-- >. Smith, H. ly, D. L. Hill, R. G. H. Travers. them the toe prospects for' gold thie year bright. An Unacclimated Hyphen. Toronto Saturday Night. n Major A. €. Motrison-Bell has writ- ten to 'the Times (London) stating Canada be is still obliged, while on this wide of the pond, to await the coming of the. Times, doncherknow. He cawn't tell, doncher-know, what is going on Britain until he has a copy the Canadian rs, accordi to Oe os. a aT 's forget t phen. We are aw- fully sorry old chap, but we will still | continue, on this side out news ing very lar, Times, chiefly Imortal in Canada would not read Times if presented to him on a silver "Canada of Argument. Watertown, N.Y. Times Tia foe the Muterost of both Can be i } fiz fii 11s Supervisers all "Young smergiency ig ey a oficial and 4t-hruizes of an appear rom, ihe statemen srs a very philosophical argument Ja. by Mr. Pugsley and other New for permitting prize fighting Rn San he that "the is a 'be moved and thut Cuba afforded the moral ome, end. if the fights are not they will be Some place else." The only argument a- things 'Sgood one, who "pre- ferred 'that some of these "immoral" take place "some their says Ger- re- Karibib, Navastab plaint to make both as to the LCR. and Kubas. Elsewhere marble has in depos thick, but there 1,200 feet comast J. W. Robinson, y, R. A. Leonard, A resolution was passetl relative to i the election of new members who had not previously played golf, which gives privileges of the club at a nominal fee for the first year. The club bas its course in better condition at the present time than ever before, and are that in spite of a six-year sojowrn in of the Times before him. "Tainted with Americanisms and American idea are of the water, to iodicals ada and the United oid a ~ Jbop i ix "1 and nine chiddien survive, (hel of Police White, Perth, has resign d and 'a new chief. is advertised for." Mr. White is going to Calgary, where To will join the mounted police. Renfrew is to amalgamate the ofli- ces of clerk and treasurer, pay the new official £1,200 a year, and to open a new town hall in the Tem perance Hall. Mrs. Hugh Conlin, Tyendinag, did Friday. Deceased was fifty-four vears of age, had all her life resided in Tyendinaga. A husband and three daughters survive. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Purcell, 'Athens, on Tuceday, Mr. Pur- cell's sister, Miss Edith Jennie, late of Lachine, was united im marriage to Charles Watson Arnold, voungest som of Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Arpold, Athens, Miss Florence Olive Switzer, only daughter' of Mr. and . Switzer, Palace Road, and Russell Conway, Newhurgh, were quietly mar- ried at Napanee on March 2nd. They took the afternoon train for a honey- mdon in the west, Mrs. Eli Sandy, a resident of Brock- viile for elose on to half a century. died on Friday, following an illness of two years. Decensed, whose maiden name was Miss Carbonbeéau is surviv- ed by her husband and two sons, John, of Watertown, N.Y, and Ed- ward, in the Western States. George W. Williams, proprietor of : | the City hotol, Belleville, died sudelen ly, on Satyrday at Picton. Deceased, who had been unwell for some time, went to Picton to be treated. Heart disease was the cause of death. The deceased was horn forty-nine vears ago ia Picton. Word was received on Tuesday, of the death, in 'Kingston, of' John Drewry, of Newburgh. Deceased came to Newburgh about twenty years ago, purchasing the old Davern grist mill. He later disposed of this property and purchased and partly rebuilt and re- fitted the Hooper mill, which he ran for a number of years. Young Emigrants for Canada, Canadian Gazette. Lord Mount Stephen has placed in the hands of trustees a capital sum of £62,000, the yearly interest, of which, about £3,000, is to be employed in the emigration of boys and girls to Canada in the manber so successfully carried out through the agency of the Barnardo Homes. Mr. Wiltiam Baker, the honorable director of the Homes, tells us that during the last thirty years about 21,000 boys and girls of the poorer classes have been emigrat- ed to Cenada. There is a receiving home for the boys at Toronto, and one for the girls at Peterborough, On- tario. The ohildren are sent out at an early age, from mine to eleven, €0 that, they are after a few yeurs, practically young Canadians, Ouly 15 in every 1,000 fail to become useful Canadian citizens, and these few failures ocour among the older children, who have some thing to unlearn and do not so readi- lv fall ifite Canadian ways gs do the younger children. To-day (March 10th) a party of 320 boys and 85 girls sail from Liverpool for Canada. Thev have heen given elementary training here on the land and in.the home, and have been provided with proper. outfits and will be placed out within three or four weeks of landing on Canaglian sail. A few of tFe boys and girls go the the West, for which there is an agency at Winnipeg. but the majority are sent to the Muskoka District of Ontario, where, it is said, there is plenty of room for thousands more. Mis. P. J. 4 Many Bécome Despondent. Many become despondent | ecause they have etn unable to find a permanent cure for eczema (salt rhoum) and kindrod' skin diseases, such as pimples and blotches. Wade's Iron Tonic Pills. will positively cure these ailments and make the skin healthy. Price 2c., ah Melaod's drug | stores. Most of the business section of Outlook, Sask, north of the ber, was burned, including the post office. The loss is- $80,000. 3 Hae. M. ied Don Buflo. N-¥- will be installed' n Catholic bis- of London, Ont., on April ih. ER HENRY CUNNINGHAM (= Recommends Yiwol «| was run down and weak from indigestion and general debility, also * suffered from vertigo. | saw a cod liver preparation called Vinol adver- 2 tised and decided to give it a trial, el and the results were most grat. g. After taking two bottles I regained my strength, am now feeling unusually well." -- HENRY CUNNINGHAM, Elder Baptist Church, Kinston, N.C, Vinol contains the two worldfamed tonics--the medicinal, strengthening, Bodybuilding nn of Cod Liver Oil and Tonic Iron. Vinol contains no oil, and is by far the Best Strengthenin Tonic obtainable. We return your money if Viniol does not accomplish all we claim fort. 4_GEO. W. MANOOD, bruggtst, - Kingston, Ont. § le -------------------- Your Easter Shoes Are Here Never before have we been so well prepared for spring business as this year, The very finest Shoes in Canada and the United States are here awaiting your inspection. We very cordially invite you to call and look over our new lines. ~ J..H, SUTHERLAND & BRO. THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES BEER is a tonic--not a stimulant -- it promotes digestion -- kills that ** tired féeling'* by building up brain and nerve tissues, Salvador invigorates and strengthens the whole system. Try it with your meals in your own home. Brewed and properly aged in wood by * Tr REINHARDTS' OF TORONTO Sold at all hotels and liquor stores Local Agent--FE. BEAUPRE, Kingston, we Telephone, 318, CITE TTS | Settlers One Way. ccursion to Western March 15, 22, 26, Ageil' 3 and 12. PARTICULAR ATRENTION .. ., fs enlled to thé fact that these rates appis to points on Grand Trank Pacific Hallway, a how territery full of golden opportunities Low Rates to Pacific Const One-way Second Class Cotenist Ticks ets on Sale daily untib- April 15th. EASTER HOLIDAYS Round Trip Thikets will Be igsied nt Good going Thursday, March: S4th, te Monday, March 25th, includ] ve, Rood re- turning untit March Sh ckets sold to points between Montreal and Toronto in connection: with Bester : Hulidays will not be good on trafhe 1 and 4 For 11 particulars, apply to J. P, HANLEY, Agent, Corner Johnston and Ontario Streets ; Nn CONNECTION WITH Canadian Pacitic Railway EASTER HOLIDAYS Round Trip Tickets will be Issued at SINGLE FIRST-CLASS FARE Good going Thursday, March 24th, to Monday, March 28th, inclusive, good returning until March 30th. HOMESEEKEBS' TO WESTERN CANADA. Low round trip sates good going April 6th, 16th; May 38, 17, 31; June 14th and 28th; July 12,26; Aug. 2, 23; Sept. Oth, 20th, Good for §0 days. Reduced: Fares to Pacific Coast One way Colonist Tickets on Sale daily March 1st to April 15th daily. PF. CONWAN, GPA. BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY. Traln leaves Union Station, Ontario Btreet, 4 pom. daily (Sunday excepted) for Tweed, Sydenham, Napanes, Deser- ynto, Bannockburn and ail points north. Po secure quick despatch to Bannoak- burn, Maynooth, and paints cn Cental ¢ your shipments via Bay 1 Por furtier partis eulars, appl 7. DICKSON, Agent. "Phone, No. 3. A COLD PREVENTIVE 7 is a cellar filled with Coal. 1 éan sup~ ply you with an. excellent quality. P. WALSH, 55-57 Barrack St. HIGHEST GRADES GASOLINE, OO0AL OIL, LUBRICATING OIL¥ FLOOR OIL, GREASE, ETC. PROMPT DELIVERY. 'W. F. KELLY | Clarence and Ontario Streets. Toye's Building, ce tr tA i TT i ae eit es FRPIIEEIIEI IEEE EIEEes SOCCO00CTOC) % Ready Cut Macaroni : EASTER CHOC Largest Assortment of Cadbury's Easter Eggs 6 for 10¢c 6 for 20c 6 for 40c 4 for 40¢ 2 for 40¢ 1 for 40c Decorated Chocolate Eggs, 25¢ "Eggs in Baskets; Hen's, Chicks, etc. 'A.J.REES, 166 Princess St ® FOPPIEPEREAEUIEERRIEEE BETTER TO-DAY THAN EVER-- oe 5 PIPE ROC FOO ava or > Chiver's. Marmalade ] All sizes.', AS BAS Fine June Cheese, Fresh Oysters, D. COUPER'S, S418 Princess Bt) Prompt Delivery, AY Phone 76. WALLAUE & PARKS, Florists, Night 'Phone 235 ht { All kiuds of Cul Flowers and Plants in season Wedding and Funeral De- signe a spechaily 326 King Street _ Day 'Phones 29> shipped to all parts. EE i

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