you can be certain that the quality and value is not sur- 2 | Mounted of the premises in "18K. gold at $25, $50, $75, § and $100 are living gems in the homes of people whose judgment has beer (fully awarded, , i OUR PEARL RINGS, pearls from $1.50 to $50; three stone pearls $3.76 to $80; live stone pearls, $5 to $60. All 3 mounted in settings that en- hance the beauty of the pearl, | COMPINATION RINGS. Diamonds in combination i with Pearls, Sapphires, Em- § eralds, Rubles, Amethy- § fists, from $10 to $200. The quality ana value is second to no other establishment in Canada. - SIGNET RINGS. Our stock of Signet Rings p inclulles baby signets at $1, Misses' Signets from $1.50; to $7, Men's Signets from -- ANNUAL MEETING HELD LAST EVENING. Ine Elected President and J. 3 McDermott Secretary--Schedule to be Drawn Up on the 15th-- Other Hockey News, Those who attended the City Hockey League aunual meeting, held in the Y.M.C.A, buildimg, last evening, were pleased with its ing prosperity, and unre confident t it is about to open another sucoessful season. Viee- President M, A. Gravells, of Ports mouth, called the meeting to order at pight o'clock, Dr. J. 8. Harty and W. W. Gibson gave valuable assistance in the formation of amendments to the constitution, that the league may be of the greatest benefit in the promo- tion of the hockey situation in Kings ton. A new feature this season will be a juvenile series, with age limit of six- teen years, to play for a handsome cup, presented by JH. Angrove. The rules of the O.H.A. will apply to the junior and senior series. Any club in the city may join the league. All clubs that formed the league last year were represented, and will take part THE H. again this season. A meeting will be held on December ith, to admit any new club that may wish to join, and to arrange the sche- dule. The election of officers resulted : Honorary presidents, Dr, J. J. Harty and W. W. Gibson; honorary viee-presi- ldents;, Mayor Couper and H. Angmove; § (president, H. Milne; secrétary-treasur- wr, J. J. MeDermott. The executive will be composed of one member from each club. The teams represented were: Y.LC. B.A., Portsmouth, Granites, Barrie field, Regiopolis and K.CI1. A great deal of difficulty was experienced in the league last winter on accoanty-of the fact that games which were not THE. DAILY BRITISH WHIG od) theruselves "The Religious Seven." [bey acquired a great deal of local fame the year they were organized, and intend to get in shape again for s winter's Sport. All who are interested in the forming of a team wre invited to the hall at eight o'clock. En ' To Build a Rink, The Riugston Business which entered" un team in the City) Hockey League last eveming, intends | to build a rink at the college for the purpose of practising, as it costs too much to hire a rink by the hour. College, Mercantile Hockey League, What's the matter with the Merean- tile Hockey League? It's all right. All it meds is organization. The teams who were in -the Baseball League are all ready to re-orgamize for the purpose--of chasing the puck over the we. 1f baseball did not do anoth- er thing, it reduced the weaght of some of the players considerably. One man of a good size, who oceasanally twirled for one of the teams, lost thir | ty pounds, which he was not sorry to oe £0, Thirteen Club in Evidence. The Thirteen Club, of this city, is pretty well represented in the diffrent | sports which Kingstonians indulge in.} Williams McFederidge, one of the mem- | bers, is president of the City Juvenile | Hockey ss Harvey Milne, another | member, is president of the City Hoe | key League; William Laird is presi-| dent of the City Bapketball League;! Williant Moore is vice-president of the! City Basketball |eague; Frank Birch iz connected with the basketball league {and the Juvenile Hockey League. ! i | * ! TO OUR ADVERTISERS. On Saturday next the Dally Whig will be a large paper--from 32 to 34 pages and with it will be Included i Td i® + FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1610. Amusements. | (GRAND X OPERA) MOUSE ) SATURDAY, DEC. 10th | coxpENsEr ADVERTISING RATES RETURN ENGAGEMENT. Matinee at Fyvening nt S15, Lio F. WERRBA PRESENTS | MISS DELLA OF { ARKE, In the American Romantic Drama, "The White Squaw" Prices---Mat, 25, 35, 50; Children, 25¢.' Doaee 26-35-5075 Neaumn Seats new on Sale. i QUEEN'S THEATRE NIGHT, MONDAY, DEC. 12th The Eminent Comedian, i SIDNEY DREW | i i i { | The People's Forum First lnsertion le a word. Each con- secutive thereafter half cent a word. charge for ome ine sertion, 28¢; three insertions, §0c) six, 91; sue month, $2. HELP--WANTED, EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID. Apply. 'at once, to 199 Bagot St. AN COMPETENT GENERAL SERVANT Apply, Mrs. W. B. Dalton, 5% Jobhu- son, Sireet. LEGALLY : QUALIFIED LOST. PRINCESS OR Siteets, a parcel, goods Finder Kindly 174 Montreal Street A PEARL PENDANT, SUNDAY morning. on Kiang Breck, Cla ence or Princess Streeis: a libers! reward will be given If returndd to 330° Princess Street MONTREAL containing dry return to ON TEACHERS WANTED. PROTESTANT male pre Apply, 1« Ont ---- Teacher for year 1911; ferred; state salary Geo. A. Smith, Parham NUMBER OF GIRLS FOR WORK- room. Apply to NX. C. Polson & Co, Ontario Street : A With the Original Daly's Theatre, New York, Cast and b { George Cameron's 7 Tiekleseme | Comedy, | "BILLY" | EE ON | ¥ Pinay in Years AT Griffin's Orpheum | and| audeviile to is: ,/ BUT HOW GOOD. Thursday, Friday & Saturday, DEC. 'S, 9 and 10. PROGRAM + The only act of its kind ever seen in Canada. Toledo & Burton The Home of Polit Motion NOT HOW A GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK; no washing. Apply to Mrs W. Lo Shaw, 294 Earl Street. AND. GENERAL at once. Apply, Hotel office. PASTRY COOK Kitchen Woman, British-American SALESMAN WANTED FOR WINTER for our choice Nursery Stock and newest varieties seed potatoes; liberal terms. Cavers Bros, Galt COMPETENT GENERAL SERVANT, one who understands plain cook- ing; references required. Apply to Mrs. Geo. McKay, $6 Stuart Street. GENERAL SERV- ant; nc washing, Ironing. or sweeping. Apply to Mrs. Francis Macnee, St. Lawrence Cottage, 143 King Street West. EXPERIENCED INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY earn $100 monthly 'corresponding for newspapers. No canvassing. Send for particulars Press Syndi- cate, 3,969 YF ockport, N.Y. AN JLERKS TO SELL ARTICLES MUCH needed in pvery home, especially by working en; good salary; per- A* QUALIFED TEACHER FOR SEPA rate School No. 2. Loughkbore: jes to commence Jan. rd, 1911 Apply. stating salary and experi. ence, to F. L. McAuley, Sec.-Treas. Railton, Ont. UPHOLSTERER. W. J. GAVINE. UPHOLSTERING, RE. pairing and carpet work, hair mat- tress renovating. Drop a card or call 216 Bagot Street. BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDS. GERMAN C ARIE TREBT SHIP- ment Just recel ; these birds are in song and guaranteed; come in and hear them. W. J. Driver. Corner Queen and Barrie Streets "Phone , 812. . FINANCE AND INSURANCE. FOR INSURANCE THAT INSURES GO to Godwin's Insurance Emporium over Northern Crown Bank, Brock Street, or 'phone GENERAL INSURANCE.--FIRE, LIFE Accident and Health Policies issu CO. FOR SALR. FIRST CLASS SETT Bob Sleighs Street TWO oF Apply DELIVERY » 441 Barrie on SECOND-HAN es. Apply, D. oe 3 Street. > NOWING Hay, 13¢ AND WOOD COOK STOV Aloud Heaters, Quebec and thet Xibds of Stoves at Turk's. Phone R FO Son 810} Cunn CABINET GRAND sessed used but as new; a ba J. Dawson 2 Lochead's Studio: LEASE, THE PREMISES No. Princess Street, suitable for hb ery, stable or garage ngham Mudie. PLANO, REPOS. short time: good regain, $200 cash D. 244 Princess Street, TWO GOOD SECOND-HAND FIRE 3 SECOND-HA} IRE King Heaters, suitable for large places, in perfedt condition, at fedsanabie prices Apply 1. eases, cor. Prince "hi Setse co icess and Chatham VALUABLE STOCK Farm for Sale, 138 acres, from Kingston, -on Bath Road: two large barns, in first-class re- pair, with stabling for twenty cows and four horses, a good seven-roomed brick dwellin and other outbuildings; stock mple- ments, and horses, with 120 {ons hay may be purchased with the property if desired; a rare oppor tunity for going into the dairy business. Apply to J. 8 Moe st Cann, §1 Broc reet THAT CHOICE BUSINESS BLOCK, known as Exchange Chambers having a frontage of §4 feet on Brock Street, being specially built of brick with galvanized fron roof, and bridged so that 'he roof can be lifted and other stories added with little expense at any time. This will make a good safe investment for all time, with a chance of enhanced value. For terms and particulars, to Geo. CHIT AND DAIRY 3 miles apply 0 LN t FURNISHED ROOMS, without board. Apply, son Street. finished had to be played over again.l, It was decided that if games were not! finished each team would be credited |g with one point and call it finished. It' was also made plain that captain and | ¢ manager of each team*would form the ¢ ed; first-class companies; standabd rates. 4 oY . Boon Agent, 15), Wellingtoa Btreet. $2.50 to $18. A WELCOME TO ALL. Whether you come to in- spect for future buying, or select for later delivery, Contortionists, Gymnasts and Voral- ists, Billy Melboum, Comedy Merchant. manent position; If you are work. ing for small salary behimd the counter, write to-day; you can double your wages and be your own hoas, pply, Box "BE. B. C.," Whig the Christmas number. The circulation will be at least 1,000 in excess of that of the regular issue Many ad- vertisers are taking advant- age of this to increase their WITH OR 284 John- , CUSTOMS BROK- er. Put your invoices in an enVvel | | GEO. A BATEMAN ope with a one cen: stamp on | * 06 EARL STREET; 7 ROOMS, b & you will receive the best of attention and most court- eous treatment. -------------------- Rodger & Wright Formerly Spangenberg's, 847 KING ST. KINGSTON. e Marriage Licenses. fal eieN YOO OOCOO0 TOAST That Is TOAST An Electric Toaster Would make a novel and new XMAS PRESENT Ash to see them, OPEN EVENINGS, W. A. Spriggs, Re ical Cont actor 167 Princess St. - Near Bagot PHONE 68. se eli [80 part of the executive in voting on general matters. Made a Good Choice. The members of the City Hockey League certainly made a wise choice when they elected Harvey Milne to the position of president of the league. Mr, Miloe has had a wide and varie experience in the sport of this city, and has always wtood out for the clean, true, manly desling which char acterizes Kingston sport. Last year he was manager of the St. Mark's team, the office of which he immediate- ly resigned, when he was elected pre- {sident: He io one-of the officere-ol the City Baseball League, and in the days wher Kingston's sport included lacrosse, he was identified with its ite interests. He was president of the Eastern Basketball League. His ex: perience in hockey but he knows how things should done. be i -- Granite Hockey Club. The Granite Hockey Club had a general meting on Wednesday night. The club had a very successful year and had a small surplus left over from the past season. The following were elected : Honorary president, William F. Nickle, M.P.P, and Dr. J. J, Harty; honorary vice-presidents, J. McDonald Mowat and W. W. Gibson; president, Enoch Godwin; fir! president, Arthur Casterton; secretery, Stanley Hall; treasurer, G. G. Can- nem. club expects to have a larger membership than in the past season, and a good winter's sport is looked forward to. , Hockey for Williamsville. A meeting of hockey enthusiasts is called for next Monday night in the 4| takes place this afternoon to Gap- | hall of St. Luke's church for the pur- of organizing a hockey team. The ys of Williamsville are simply hoc key crazy. Some who played hockey SOG years ago ave getting in shape for the game. People remember the hookey team . formed in that part of the town about four years ago call- HYOMEL What It Is and Does, Hyomei (pronounced High-o-me) is a | leasant hwaling antiseptic from the lucalyptus forests of Australia, com bined with other ingredients of great vate for troubles of the breathing or- | gans. You breathe this medicated air | oh through a 'Wmall hard rubber amd it penetrates every nook and ere vise of the membrane, In this way Hyomei overtakes the ostarrh germ and annihilates every particle of dis- ease located in the membrance, Hyomei is a guaranteed cure for catarrh, colds in the head, croup, bronchitis 'and asthma, gentle in ils action and yet sure in ite work as a Fy killer. {ind complete outfit {including inhaler) can be purchhsed from your d-iyzist for $1 hd aiditionnl bottles of yomei i iret OF id from The R. T. Booth Co.. Lic, Fort Remember Hyomei is guaranteed fc what i. Hom for & or your J. B. McLeod. urned. Sold and guaranteed ! i sg is not very wide, | vive- | ' space. Those who have not done so, should send in their copy at once. Information concerning rates, ete., will be ! promptly given if you 'phone No. 243. Saturday's paper will be a "hummer." and a credit to a city of 20,000 people. To (%' the merchants and business men who have helped us to make this issue so sucess- ful we tender our thankful appreciation. The advts. will be well worthy of careful perusal They contain the "store news,' which busy shoppers "welcome --at this particular time of year. Time and money can be sav- ed by letting these store announcements be your shop- ping guide. <> |» fo * fi + » + + * * APEEPPP IEEE IIL ERIE FLIES LEEDS RESIDENT DEAD. Late Mrs. J. H, Thomson---A Young Thief Sentenced. | Gananogue," Déc. 9.--The death | another "apcil amd highly resident of. Leeds township, in the per- | son of Esther Jane Thomson, rehct of the late James H. Thomson, oc- teurred oni Wednesday at the home of her son, W. J. Thomson, Maple | Grove, alter a short illness, the | soventy-ninth year of her age. De- i ceased was widely known and held in high ' esteem throughout this section. | To mourn ber loss, she leaves three , Bons, W. J., at whose home she pass- led away; J. H. €, of Hamilton, and Joseph, in Alberta; also two daugh- | tors, 'Mrs, Thomas Hurst and Mrs. A, '(. Deane, both in Chicago. The funer- ob in anogue vaalt, | On Wednesday, Gordon Burke, re | manded from Tuesday afternoon, was brought up before Police Magistrate {Carroll for sentence. There were two ' charges against the: prisoner, burglary and larceny. On the latter charge he was given two years and on the form jer two and a half years in wid error in indornfa- ( tary. |. Through a slight tion, County Constable John Thom- {son was credited in a former report with the arrest of young Burke, which not exactly correct. Thomson | brought the lad up from the station, where he was waiting to leave on the 8.20 a.m. train to the office of the Ontario Wheel Co., where Chief Ryan, was in waiting the latter tak- ing him in charge. Gananoque council, No. 132.C.0.C, F., elected the following officers: P. C., Francis Keyes; C.C., Frank 8 Johnston; VL. Edward Gillespie prelate, David Darling; recording-treas- urer, Walter Emery; assistant record- (ang, A. Kenny; marshall, Frank | Wright; warden, Edward B. Keating : ard, William Kidd; sentry, Joseph Pelrwy trustees, BR. W. Cunningham, J. E. Cook and E. B. Keating; repre. sentatives to rand council, S. W. Emery and F. Keyes, Gordon E. Hurd, Gordon Kane, is i 3 cei ecient respected ! Daley & King, Mirth Specialists, Arthur Lynn 28 "There's Class to a Girl Like You." Overture, Chinese March, "Kwang Hsu," Bert S3utcher. Afternoon Show at 2 o'clock, seats 5 cents. Evening at 7 o'clock Ad 10c, | Children under 15 years admitted | at all times for Se. Al feat Kingston i Skating Rink SEASON TICKET RATES. Lady's Single Ticket Gent.'s Student's Children's | Family of two .. i » three .."".. .. " .» four or five .. " , Bix to tem A Season Ticket Is the Christmas Present that you can buy for your girl or boy. The Rink Of- fice will 'be open on Dec. 10th for sale of tickets and lockers. W. E. BONTER, Manager. PALAGE SKATING RINK Four Blocks North from Y.M.C.A, OPENS To the Public on the Afternoon of SATURDAY, DEG. 10 14th P.W.O.R. BAND will be in at- tendance each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening during the sea- + Son. Lge ADMISSION, 18¢. J W+ General Hockey every afternoon, excepting Saturday. Restaurant in connection. Notice of Tender It TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED UP to and including Friday, December 16th, 1910, fer the Material and Labor in connection with! the lengthening of and building false sides on Steamer "Wolfe Islander, also a complete Electri¢ Lighting Plant to be installed on board. i Specifications may be seer on board in hands of the Captain Wiliam Faw- cett, Eaq., Reeve, or at the office of the Steamboat Hull Inspector, Market Street, either of whom will go aver the steamer and. {part the uired in~ formation to inmending Sldars. & The lowest or any tendetcpot neces sarily accepted 4 $ WOLFE TSEANDN "» "oes " "" " : BOY WANTED, SMART BOY FOR PARCELS JOHN LAIDLAW & BON. = WANTED--GENERAL. ONTARIO AND S.A. VETERAN SCRIP 10 buy for cash. J. 8. R. McCann, §1 Brock Street. AT' ONCE, TWENTY ~~ fat and sound, weighing 1.000 lbs. upwards. Apply, 687 Princess Street TO BUY, we FR OTSes from I A. Jenkins, GENTLEMEN TO BRING THEIR Cloth and have it made up into up- to-date suits. Price and workman- ship guarant: o pl Press and repairing done on the shortest notice. Thomas Galloway, 130 Brock St. next Bibby's Livery. a ------ WOMEN WHO SEW, TO BUY THE Self -Threading Sewing Machine Needle: three In a tube, 10c, or 3 tubes 26c¢, delivered 'anywhere or mailed on receipt of price; name machine Treneer, Quebec Street, Kingston. LARGE POWER BOAT, ALSO SMALL one: state full particulars, in- cluding dimensions age name of builaer, make and horsepower of (maine, selling price and chapter price for open season of 1911. Ad- LEE, BOX 8B N y care Whig office. ANY PERSON HAVING GOOD BSE- cond-hand Furniture and Stoves before disposing drop me a card I will pay 8 Jrices. 1 have for sale ss and Iron Beds and all kinds of Furniture in Oak. Happy Thought Ranges. Will sell r - able. J. Thompson, 333 Princess OSTEOPATHY. EALTH WITHOUT DRUGS"--R G Asteraft, D.O., Edna E. Asherpft, "H .0.,, Graduates under Dr. SUIL the Founder of Osteopathy, 438 Prinvess Street, corner {vision 'Phone 447. No charge. for con- sultation and literature. flee houra. 16 to 12. 2 to § to ARCHITECTS. HENRY P. SMITH, ARCHITECT, ETC, 258 King Street. "Phone, 345. ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OFFICE and residence, 151 University Ave. WM. NEWLANDS tects, etc. 'Phone 808. POWER & BON, ARCHITECTS: MER- ghants' a Bliding. porns 'Phone ny ington ets --BON, ARCHI- 258 Bagot Street. and drop In the nearest le. ter box We do the rest. All kinds of Fire Insurance placed on short notice tehoue 356. 67 Clarence St, Kings- on. LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AND GLOBE Fire Insurance Company. Available assets $61,187 215. In addition to which the policyholders have for security the unlimited lability of all the stockholders. Farm and city property Insured at lowest possible rates. Before renewing old or giving new business get rates from Strange & Strange, Agents 'Phone, 326 2 MEDICAL, J. PF. BPARKS, BA. M.D, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, 100, Wellington St ice hours, 10 to 12 am, 2 to 4 and 7 to § pm. 'Phone 38d CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS DROP A CARD TO CHAS. W, KELLAR Carpenter and Builder, 3556 Division St. for reasonable prices on i kinds of jobhing. All work done promptly... c.: also other dwellings, stores, offices, etc. Apply at McCann's, 51 Brock Street. LARGE FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED or unfurnished; modern conveni ences. Apply to 15 Montreal Street, fear Princess Street. STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, CLEAN, dry, airy rooms, absolutely moth root; your own lock and JoX: "rost's or Storage, 299% Queen Bt. "Phone 5260. SUITE OF ROOM INCLUDING SIT. ting-room, bedroom and hroom, located near Market Daygre, p- ply to Cunningham & udle, - 79 Clarence Street. WARM TEN-ROOM HOUSE, + Ya Street, between AloUsE, and Cherry Street; possession at once, Inquire on premises or at R. J. McCleiland's, 185 Clergy. Street, FOR SALE OR TO LET. me SIVE BUSINESS P OF many Years mises Scop! enry Skinner Co., 0! ata, sitonding from gees reet to Queen Street, EB Arie bi. , 0 - ningham & Modi pp HOTYLS AND RESTAURANTS. A DROP A CARD TO JOHN R. MAYELL Carpenter and Joiner, 262 Syden ham Street North, for reasonabl. prices on all kinds of jabbing, Al work done promptly and namtly ERNEST R. BECKWITH, ing Engineer and at neer an for Huders Specialities, Sydenham Street and 3902 Ear reet. prepared and est! mates given for all classes of work DENTAL. KS AND BPARKS D 230 1-2 Xr inovas Street, Eincator one 34 +DR C B ietamt, 143 Princess St DR. A. P SNAPP. DENTIST, 19% MONT near neess Stree! MAHRIAGE LICENSES. C, B. KIRKPATRICK, GOVERNMENT issuer, 42 Clarence Street, Kinks ton, Ont. Telephone 568. Resid- ence, 38 Frontenac Street. FURNITURE FINISHER. ANTIQUE FURNITURE A SPECIALTY, ebonizing and &ilding enameliio and all colors of mission work: a work given best attention, Pat ag 23 John Btreet. 'Phone BRUNSWICK HOTEL, ONTARIO BST. opposite G.TR. station, one block from CPR, on street car line: hots) ately renodelied. ghar moderate; spec rat ° week. John Coustnean, Prop. PERSONALS. 1AIR, MOLES, BIRTHMARKS, warts, ete, removed permanently without scar. Twent a . ox~ erience. Dr. Elmer Lake Eye, ar, Nose, Throat and Skin Riem- ish Specialist, 258 got Street. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANYONE, ANYWHERE, CAN START a mall ofder business at home. No fAuyassing, your own Send for free booklet. Heacock., 2.96% Lockport, THE. NEWEST RULES, RBEGULA- tions and forms pertaining to station agent and telegraph operator's work are incorporated in. the new courses of trainin given in the Central Telegrap! School, 3 Gerrard Street East, To- ronto. articulars free. Writ hy J. Johnston, Principal .y EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS FOR FRON- tenac County for the only weather strip , which does the work price for County includes stock weather strips of equal without charge; article sight is everlasting wind, rain, dust, ete canvassers make $5 o each. Cole's Metal Weather Co. 53 Richmond Street East ronto, ---------- - IE, BARRIST- CUNNINGHAM & \RRIST. of ioe, MUD! ers and Bolicitors. Law Clarence Bt, Kingston A Great Drop in Prices for Saturday We have many lines that will be money savers for yon. READ, Lot 1-300 Ibs. Pickled Hocks nice for Boiling... at .. +a vrilE 40 . 2-500 Ibs. Fresh Pork, Roast. jos "oka ns rma sews 230A Ig ibs. Sliced Pork, Lean.... 2. +. 13¢ 1b. or 2 ibs for 25¢ 4-700 Ibs. Roast Beef .. 18c Ib. 309 ths, Chelee Rib Roan Beef .. .. -. i... 13 18g h &--Forequarter Lamb .... 13¢ Ib i--Hindgquarter Lamb ... ibc Ih 5-500 ibs. Ropnd Steak 12 1. w $100 Ibs. Pork Ribs ... 10c Ib " ]3--Zenderioins, « 115068 Ibs. Mince Meat, our own make. Special for Saturday , 18500 Ibs. Pure Pork Sausage 15¢ 1. 3ibs. » 1-500 ibs. Pure Pork Susage . . bose gene wave 108 I ibs. Fresh Rendered Lard ibs. Fresh Chopped Suet, 16--Blond Pudding ibe |... He w 17---White Pudding: - ==1.006 ba Boca kfast the finest quality. fast og , 121,000 Ibs. Fresh Sausage, Fig in the city af ped Crone Tt . Onder all day. ESTABLISHED 1866. 5 Cen sk PRINCESS AND DIVISION STS. . Bi her gn acres and erect i You Cannot Afford TO TAKE CHANCES If you want Clean, Bright, Dry Coal, and New Sound Wood, come to us. ONE PRICE. SWIFT'S Jeast #0 acres solely owned : a at in or by his father, , som, daughter, brother or sister. ceria tricts 8 homesteader in ES pre-empt & Quartier guide his homestead. Price, per acre. Duties--Mugpt reside up- on the homestead Or pre-em tion ax of six Years from he ed entry (including the time Segiired to esrn homestead patent) and ty SCres eXtra sy a uter who has exhausted his Somestead right asd cansot obtain & jon T tug for a purchased emipion mal A districts. Price, r acre Duth Must resis siz three 4 a worth Ww. W. CORT) Deputy of the Minister of the ni N anient of pa oe vad B.--Unsuythorized advertisement w