Daily British Whig (1850), 26 Oct 1910, p. 7

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For that *'dark- brown taste' in the morning, Abbey's Salt will do it, 25¢ and 60e. Sold everywhere. a Wa Flower Bed Border from Fences and Gates of all kinds , CRESCEN Wing IRON WORKS (Partridge & Sons) 'Phone 350, rs SL SALTY Laundr uaranteed. Dre call J. E .Hutcheson AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER, to $17 A Street or Yeh s A ror A t ae at oh refavoucst given, -2lnss wor me un card and 1 wil four laundry. 185 tween Brock and Clarence Sts, ° Gasoline is good white leather shoes, to clean, ¥ Lilie, last ® son romptly for WELLINGTON ST. soft, THE DATLY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1910. NEWS OF NEIGHBORS WHAT WHIG CORRESPONDENTS TELL US. The Tidings From Various Points in Fastern Ontario--~What People Are Doing and What They are Baying. At Allen, Wolfe Island. Allen, Wolle Island, Oct. 25.-A Docteur returned home, on Tuesday after a two weeks' visit in Rochester, N.Y. Miss Theresa La Fleur is im- proving nicely. An number from here attended M. Griffin's sale, at Marys Monday. Mrs. A. Hender- and daughter, Eva, Gananoque, visited in this section last week, Se fand Mrs. James Frazer, Kingston, spent Saturday and Sunday at John McDongld's. Notes From Glenvalé, Glenvale, Oot. 25.--The telephone ser- (vice is giving great satisfaction. Mrs, "A WHISKY WITH MANY VIRTUES AND SCARCE A SINGLE FAULT" CORBY'S "Special Selected" Rye Whisky TT AROMA is fragrant enough to suggest the mythical *'smbrosial nectsr," The flavor is a revelation--not a sus- picion of the "tang " or harshness that mars the average whisky. Connoisseurs commend it$%* velvet smoothness." CORBY'S "SPECIAL SELECTED" is dis- tilled to absolute purity from the choicest grain we can buy--then matured for years in charred osk barreis--the only way a good whisky can be matured. Sa Sold by all first-class hotels, cafes and liquor stores. H. Corby Distillery Company . Limited Head Offices: Montreal "Corby's of Corbyville for Over Half a Century' in winter when you have a Perfec- tion Oil Heater. It is a portable radiator which can be moved to any part of a room, or to any room ina pa When you Senn a RFECTIO Absolutely smokeless and odorless you do not have to work close to the stove, which is usually far from the window. You can work where you wish, and be warm. You can work on dull wiper days in the full light near window, without being chilled to the bone. : The Perfection Oil Heater quick: gives heat, and with one filling of the font burns steadily for nine hours, without smoke or smell, An indicator always shows the amount of oil in the font. The filler- €ap, put in Jike a cork in a bottle, is- attached by a chain. This a 24 cool handle and a damper top. ¢ Perfection Oil Heater has an automatic-lockin © spreader, which prevents the wick from bein, re, high enough to smoke, and is easy to remove and drop back, so the wick can be quickly cleaned. The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged and can be unscrewed in an instant for rewicking. The Perfection Oil Heater is finished in japan or nickel, is strong, durable, well-made, built and ornamental, » Dealers Beery, fact at Jour. smb for description treater for service, and yer [Women's SHOES of Quality ; The Woman, who "knows," can't help but notice how different our Shods are from the kind west stores sell. ' They have that smart "built for you alone" appearance not i found in "just shops." Vas We claim our Women's Shoes 'to be the perfection of Shoe mak- ings and we assume all tisk, oe & © Nothing pleases us more than to have a Woman examine closely © the leather, the limiiig, the style and general workmanship of our Bhoes. Such buyers will appreciate our Shoes of Quality: Fon Women's Shoes +; Erwin T. Orser is critically ill with bron- Iehitis. Mrs. E. Toles and little daugh- E jter, of Antrim, are visiting at William | Toplifie's. Edwin Clark has his new Yoot house and drive shed completed. { Hosea Campsall sold a valuable horse recently. Ru B. Gibson spent a few {days, last week, hunting in the back teguntry. Mrs. Robert Gibson visited 'at E. Day's, Harrowsmith, for a few days. Alexander Silver, Elginburg, visited at H. MeCracken's, on Sunday. At Ferguson Falls. Ferguson's Falls, Oct. 25(--Rev. Fr. Kenney, of this parish, is assisting at the forty-hour devotions at Carleton Place. William Quinn is patting a cement hoor in his cellar. Mrs, Ed- ward Sheppard, of Hamilton, is visit ing here. A large number of people attended the ball in Innisville on Wed- nesday night. The farmers of this vicinity report a good potato erop. Mrs. William Noonan, of Balderson, visited at her father's, Patrick Doyle, on Sunday. Thomas Sturgeon, Pres. tonvale, has sold his farm and intends moving to Perth to live. i At Oso Station. Oso Station, Oct. 25.--George But- ler's sale, to-day, was well attended. The bee and dance at H. Lutz's, 'on Friday last, was also well attended. Robert Wilson and Master Harry, Lan- ark, spent a few days at S. C. Bourk's, last week. Mrs. T. J. Bourk, Moose Jaw, spent a few days with friends here. A wee girl has come to brighten the home of Albert Bourk. Frank Barrens and wife have gone to Kingston. A few from here attended the funeral of the late George McCoy, in Christ church, yesterday. Mrs. Daniel Hughes is calling on friends here. Echo Lake Echoes. Echo Lake, Oct. 25.--Farmers are through threshing and are engaged in ploughing and potato digging. Pota- toes are not as ge as last year. Lorenzo Switzer has a stoning bee to- | morrow. William Hicks lost a cow last week, Henry Hicks took a trip to Moscow, to-day, Mr. Clement held ser- vice last Sunday morning and even. ing. Mr, and Mrs. Vandewaters visit- 'ed at N. Leslie's on Sunday. Chet. | Babeocl: and family atte Free | Methodist meeting in Jackson's Hall, Wagarville. Mrs. D. McLeod was in ithe city, on Saturday. Alexander Grass," of New" Hampshire, in this vicinity visiting Mr. Vandewaters had a corn husking on Saturday evening. | Jacob Babcock has moved in his new house. Mrs, William Hicks visited at Israel Babeock's on Friday. Crow Lake, Oct. 25.~Many from here attended the sale at George Butler's, Oso. A. Gendron, C. Reynolds, A. Knapp and Mrs. John Knapp made no trip to Sharbot Lake on Saturday last. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar and little son, Kenneth; Mr. and Mrs, Anderson and little son, Morris, at J. W. Knapp's; Miss A. Gendron and E. Church, at Richard { Reynolds'; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knapp and Mrs. Campsall, at John I John Knapp, Jr., at Stephen Jones'; i Donald MeGregory, at D. Badour's; Miss Alma Knapp, at William Ander. ison's; Jesse Babcock and Edward Be- dour, of Clarendon, passed torough 'here to Bolingbroke, where they pur jchased a fine roadster. Quite a num- ber of men are leaving the mines, as the hunting season is on. | Crow Lake Items. Met a Terrible oath. Clarendon, Oct. 25.--'The remains of the late George McCoy were buried at Christ's church, Oso, on Monday. Nr. MoCoy had met a terrible donth. Hicks'; While returning from Perth on last Friday evening he fell under the wheel | of a heavily loaded waggon and his head wes crushed. He died instant- ly. He leaves a wile and three small children. - Andrew Crain is able to be arowid again, Mrs. William Cook, of Hailey- bury, spent a few days at Levi Moss' and then went to Verona. Miss {Leishman and Miss Hamilton spent Sundey at Zealand. Messrs. W. E. Donnelly and Moses Chambers took a business trip to Ardoch. Mrs. J. H. 'annon is in Kingston. Robert Noles went to Perth on Saturday. Miss Martha Leishman is still at Camden Fast. Miss Jessie Crain is in King- ston. i Northbrooke News, Northbrooke, Oct. 24.~The men in' this vicinity are replenishing their fire. | arms, in readiness for the hunting season, which begins next week. . H. Preslar made a business trip te | Napunse last wee'. Visitors:--Messra. | James and John Wood, at Ira Wood's Mr, and Mrs. William Nicoll, Mrs. Charles Ruttan and children, and Miss A. Presiar at LL. Abbott's; Mr. and Mes. James Rombough, at Mrs, George Shier's; Mrs. George Wood, at William Both's; Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler at Stanley Wheeler's; Mr. Asselstine, at C. Ruttan's; Miss Cer tie Rendell spent the 13th and 144, in Tamworth, attending the teachers' convention. Mr. Macdonald 'returned from: Ottawa, om Friday last. Measles | are prevalent in this section. W, Cas sady, w was seriously ill with them, is able to be ouf again. Mise Lily Shier has secured a situation at Smith's Falls. Stanley Wheeler left for Napanee, in which vicinity he ex. sects to He engaged at dressing clover. Mise 1. Walroth, who was laid wp with a sore foot, is anle to resume her duties, . Portland Lady Dead. Portland, Oct. 28.-A number of | hunters and fishermen aro around the lake. Some fine game are heinz caught, Mr. Baker, of Merrickville, is K. Secovil. M. Workman, of treal, is building a handsome cottage | on the lake. II. McKinney has the contract. Mrs. A. Gallagher spent al few days last week in Soperton and! Brockville. | Death once move has visited hero | and claimed for its victim, Mrs. R. | Ready. Mrs. Ready had been ailing | for some tine with heart trouble. She | leaves a hus d and three children, | and a numb@ér of sisters and brothers. ! Mrs. J, Joyni, of North Augusta, is! the guest of the Misses Donevan. W. | Ripley is building a fine 'boathouse for Mr. Benedict, of Toronto. Mrs. Rus- sell Rose and daughter, Tene, have re- turned from a vist in Chesterville, J. Leggett' leaves for Edmonton this week, where he intends to reside. Mr. | Leggett sold his farm to Mv. Latimer, of Edmonton, Mr. Latimer moved hers | a month ago from the west. I. Free: | man has purchased J. Polk's interest in the cheese factory. A number from here intend taking in the at home in Delta on Friday evening. An Event at Outlet. Qutlet, Oct. 25.--There was service in St. Mathew's charch on Sunday evening. Rev, Mr. Ralph toek chi ge of the appointments of the Moliness Movement on last Sabbath. The many | friends of "Jerry" Fodey, who hus Leon very ill in Bt. Vincent hospital, Brockville, will be glad to hear that he is recovering and is now able to be up for a little while each day. Richard Running, of Evans' Mills, New York, has been visiting friends in this locality, William Sliter; Dul- cemaine, has rented his farm to W. Richardson and intends moving to Brockville in the spring, Samuel Horton has rented 'hiz farm to Jl well Slack and intends moving to Lansdowne. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vanderburg left on Monday to spend a week at Charleston and Athens. My and Mrs. R. Foster, of Charleston, came down the lake in their 'motor boat 'on Saturday en route to visit friends at Melcombe. On Saturday, Oct. 15th, Miss I. Greer, teacher of the Selton school, entertained the teachers from a num- ber of the surrounding schools at her home here. The guests began to ar- rive at half-past three o'clock and at half-past five they repaired to the dining room, which was prettily de corated in autumn leaves, and a pretty feature of the decoration was a hand-painted maple leaf in autumi- al tints with each guest's name lay- ing at each one's place. An enjoyable time was spent and all voted Miss tireer a very pleasing hostess, , Induced by the Absence of a Son, Brockton, Mass, Oct. 26. "Now | can sleep," weré the last words of Mrs. Mary Turcotte, of Lavaltrie, Que, who died, Monday, at the age of one hundred years and twenty-ope days, after having been without sleep tor more than fifteen months. Five years ago her son Charles dis- . She waited day after day She refused to place a pillow, staying day and favorite willow rocker him. She slept little. missing man was lo He returned home and flor spending a few dave, the guest of T.! Mow IME -SAVING was our idea when we invented OXO Cubes. We have done all the preparation--you boil the water-- we have done the rest. The per- fection of simplicity in beef drinks. Get the OXO Cubes. Sold in Tina containing 4 and 10 Cubes. Two Free Samples sent on recsipt of Je, stamp 10 pay postage and packing, OXO is also packed in botties for People who prefer 1t in fluid form, Loni 1 Common 8, 25 Lown 5 SO00000000000000000000000000000C000000ORGOORS Brass Castings, Bronze Castings, Aluminum Castings. THE CANADA METAL COMPANY, LIMITED. OFFICE: 81 WILLIAM STREET, TORONTO. A a Yew - + . 7 ------------ POPOOOPONPONOP0PPOOOIP0ORONOOOOOOOGREGRIOROTS The Robin Hood Mill where ROBIN HOOD FLOUR Is Made ** Different*' Ever since this mill was started it has been work atits full ca ing to k mand for Robt Hood Flour, T 5 Beds. Ever since this flour first got inte the homes of the West, its success has been nothing sheet of sensational, We wem tobea to thi By highest ? Robin Hood Flous has ag ATL This flour gives it. Then, Madam, why not you start using it? Ask your grocer about our Money-Back Guarantee. SASKATCHEWAN FLOUR MILLS CO. Lud, Moose Jaw, Sask. --And The Littie Things' That Mean So Much to You We are not going to talk about the bio features of the "Hecla"--the FUSED JOINTS, that keep the house free of gas and smoke--or the STEEL RIBBED FIREPQT, that saves one ton of coal in seven. . The talk is of little things that our 30 years experience has perfected. A LARGE DOOR, tig enough to take the biggest shovel of coal or chunk of wood. A DUST FLUE, that actually carries off all dust so that yout don't look as if you had fallen in the flour barrel after you shake the furnace, A DAMPER RE- GULATOR, by which you can regu- late the drafts and j checks without going into the cellar. A FURNACE DOOR that really locks, and locks airtight. INDIVIDUAL GRATE BARS that enable you to clean yonr fire without getting down on your knees with a poker. There are many other big and little things about "Blecla' that should be familior tn ] atte thi I ae EP fley are a divetrascy ad. descried are ¥ a i furnace book, "Hecla Heated Homes ."* | a =v Let us send you a free copy. CLARE BROS. & C0. LIMITED, 1% 5 PAGE SEVEN, wr-- BOTEL DIRECTORY. DESERONTO, Go to the STEWART HOUSE. Leading Svmmareial Hotel Rates, $1.59 per ay. JAS. STEWART, Prop. TRAVELLING. mr pn SLES HINDER LSD THANKSGIVING DAY MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1910, Round Trip Tickets will be issued at Single Fare, good golag October 28th, 29th, 30th and 31st, and valid for return until Wednesday Novem ber 2nd, 1910. Note--Tickels to vertain points are not good on trales 1 snd 4 Full particulars on application Hunters' Excursions Single First Class Fare Golog Oct. 10th to Nov. 12th, to points In Northern Ontario, Lake Superior, Georgian Bay and Eastern Provinces; also From Oct. 20th to Nov. 12th, to Penetang, Midland, Lakefield, Lind- fay, and all Hunters' Territory In Muskoka reached by stéamer lines. The above rates apply to nearly all !Tunters' Territory in Ontario and Quebec, and information will be cheerfully given on application to J. P. HANLEY, Agent, Corner Johusor and Ontario Sts. KincsToNd PEMBROKE RAILWAY In Connection With CANADIAN TACIFIC RAILWAY. * THANKSGIVING Return Tickets Between All Stations at Single Fare Going Friday, Saturday, Monday, OCT, 28th, 29, 31st, | Return Limit Wednesday, Nov. 2nd, 1910. HUNTERS' EXCURSION Round Trip Ticksts at SINGLE FARMS, October 10th to November 12th. Petewawn to Port Arthur, Temiskams. ing Northern Rallway Stations and poluts in Quebec, Oct, 20th to Nov. 12th, to stations. Sudbury to 8. 8 Marie. Havelock to Sharbot Lake. Lindsay Branch. Severn {10 North Bay. Madawaska to Parry Sound, Parham te Calabogie, i All tickets good to return until Dec § 15610, 1810 | Fall particulars at K. and P. and I'l. Ticket Office, Ontario Street. ¥F. CONWAY, Gen. Pass. Agent. i c BAY OF QUINTE RAMLWAY, Trala leaves lon Station, Satarly Miroet, 4 am -- Hiyhasy es tor Tweed, Rydenha a - wits, Bannockburn and all nis Fo secure quick despatch Lo Bannock. burn, Mayneoth, and points on Sentral miario route your shipmen Quinte Raliws oa r bo oulare, sel R. vi KH Mone, No. Late Ontario snd Hay of Quinte Steamboat Cu., Limited, Str. ALETHA * Leaves Kingston dally except Sundays at 3 p.m. for Picton and Intermediate Bay of Quinte ports Full Information from James Swift & Co., J. P. Hanley, Freight Agents. Ticket Agent. -------------- -- i ------------------------ ---- BIBBY'S CAB STAND Phone: 201 DAY OR NIGHT DON'T FORGET M. NOLAN FOR YOUR GROCERIES, 538 PRINCESS ST. Our Coffee at 26¢c and 350 cannol be beaten. Our Work must be pleas~ ng to us as well a8 you, We are particular. and want you to be alse, = DAVID Kk Btoeet,

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