MAGIC Ld, lc 3 MADE IN CANADA Pure-Wholesome----Economical It is used by' all the large Bakers and Caterers, as well as by the best home bakers and cooks. Food pro- dicts that are produced in clean factories are best. E. W, GILLETT CO. LTD: TORONTO, ONT. ---- . unkist Oranges AHL, 20¢, 25¢, 30c, 40c per dozen. X HA Sunkist Orange Spoons Desert Spoons apd Fruit Knives. Save Your Wrappers. 166 Pines $A. J. REES, Phone 58 HEALTH IN PURE SUGAR Sugar is one of the best, and most widely used foods. Would yeu risk your health for the sake of a few cents on a hundred pounds of sugar? Buy only EXTRA GRANULATED SUGAR 1ts Purity and Quality cannot be questioned, Compare it with any other and note the difference in color. PARIS LUMPS : When buying Loaf Sugar ask for Redpath Paris Lumps * sold in RED SEAL dust proof cartons, and by the pound. The Canada Sugar Refining Co, MONTREAL, CANADA. Limited Established in 1854 by John Redpath Cuttin Things Down Women's Patent Colt, narrow toe, perforated facing, medium heel, Blucher cut, or Button Tan Calf, with medism heavy sole, Regular price $3.00] * and $3,650, Sale Price $2.60 HJENNINGS, ,2, Di J.Collis Browne's 7 Vv; Fil onan a GR ants he Most Valuable Medicine ever discoyered. | The best known Remedy for : | CoucHs, CoLbs, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. Acts like a thaw in 3 > DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY & CHOLERA. ye SAE SH he Nene The oaly milistive in NEURALGIA, GOUT, RHEUMATISN. Shade gt ali £8) THE DAILY BEITISR WHIG, '° THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. i0ff. ° | TWO MEALS EACHDAY DR. J. S. HOOKER GIVES RECIPE FOR HEALTH. An Occasional Fast Also Necessary --PBtest of Mind and Plenty of Fresh Air. i London; Eng.,. Jan.' 18.--~Two meals a day and an ocoasibnal fast was the yécipe for health and long life given by Dr. J. 5S. Hooker in a lecture be fore the Paycho-Therapeutic society at Caxton Hall, 3 : "In the two meals a day plan," he eaid, "lies a great preventive of ca- tarrhs, influenza, aod 4 host of other diseases under the form of dyspep- sia, gout and liver affections. The best time for these two meals will de- pend to some extent on circumstances, but { believe if it were possible - for us to take onr first meal about eleven or twelve o'clock and our second at six or seven o'clock in the evening we should be alk the better for it. "I myself have not had a cold for years, and am actually feeling younger rather than older as the days go on. "I'he fasting cure is essentially a cleansing process, and is especially good for such diseases as gout, rheu- mutism, dyspepsia, internal troubles and growths, dabetes, obesity, paraly- wis, blood digeases of all kinds, and skin affections. "But certain conditions are advised. I'hese aré rest of mind, no business, healthy surroundings in which plenty of fresh fir ean be obtained, correct breathing in the open air, and after the first week, at all events for most patients, a good deal of bodily rest. No long fast should be undertaken at all without medical inspection first, and medical watching. i | | SEPP EP LO bP rere HOME RULE MEASURE. Dublin, Ireland, Jan. 19. ~The Independent says that the government will ap- point. a committee to .in- vestigate Irish finances with a view to establishing a form of home 'rule. and will ap- point a committee of the cabinet to frame a home rule measure. - PRP e EPP r dered PLEPPL PPE RTERE PEE ------------ PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From All Over the World. The engineers of the Southern Pa cific railway, in Mexico 'are on #/frike George Wishart may return from New York to face Farmers' bank charges. uA A spectator in a Hamilton theatre had skull pierced by an actor's sword last might. There is still no announcement re garding the tariff negotiations at Washington. More whiskey is being smuggled _in- to north country around Cobalt, by ingenious methods. The marriage of Cotint De Lesseps to Miss Mackenzie of Toronto has been set for January 25th. John Redmond declares that the veto power of the lords must be abol- ished before the corenation. * The report. of the Presbyterian church in Canada for the last yeat shows a large increase in givings: At Providence, RI., Henry F. Lip pitt, republican, was eleeted U. 8S. senator, to @ucceed Nelson W. Aldrich. It is rumored that an all-red steam ship company is Liverpool with a capital of two mil lion. : ; Bishop Wm. Paret, of the Protest- ant Episcopal church, died at Balti more, on Wednesday, after a long iliness. . At Niagara Falls, Ont., border po lice are watching for the men acensed of dynamiting the Los Angeles Times yuilding. Grand Trunk railway system traf fic earnings from January Sth to 14th, 1911: 1011, $795,391; 1910, $725,020 ; increase, $70,346. A serious épidemic of fyphoid fever threatens Ottawa. Within the past forty-eight hours over fifty cases of fever have been reported. J. M, Mheoun and government sur veyors reached Ottawa, on Wednesday after a remarkable northern adventure + tramping thousands of miles. { The St. John, NB. county council, adopted the principle of a prison farm for the 'prisoners, but no action was taken to work out the matter. E. J. Moore, 4 London, Ont., book- keeper, has beett convicted of bigamy, In 1908 he married Miss Alvina Por- ter, having at the time a wife in Eng- land. Despondent over continued ill-health, Frederick Hoag, a prominent Welland farmer, committed suicide Wednesday morning, by shooting himself through the heart. A The Brunswick Postmasters' Associ ation, in annual session at St. John, 'NB. decided to send o delegation to Ottawa to interview the government iy to wetter salaries Dr. William J, Furness, a well known' physician, of Harlem, N.Y., was instantly killed by the fall of his au tomtobile" throogh an elevator shaft in the garage. William Herbert Walker, the fishermen adrift on 4 Lake Huron ice floe since y morning, were res. owed Wedgtiday 2nd ate to Port Huron on tug V hy decided to withdraw, view to ite modification; - the being Tormed at ents, Mr, and Mrs. William. Brando, BANK SUPPLIED MONEY For the Mayoralty Campaign of Dr. Beattie Nesbitt, Toronto, Jan. 19.---The: flight of Dk. Beattie Nesbitt reealls the time sbout three years ago when he ran for mavor. He resigned the lucrative po sition of registrar of West Toronto to run. His real object in decking civic honors 8 now revealed acsording to the reports in circulation. He was at the time closely connected with the Farmers' Bank, which was-badly in need of money at that time, as re eént developments have shown. lhe proposition was that with the prestige the position "mayor of To ronto" would givg him, he would gb to England and interest English capi talists in the Farmers' Bank and ob tain from them liberal assistance for that "institution. : This goal was "sufficient indiscement for a red-hot campaign and certainty no heat was spared. Ii any additional steam wns necessary it could be easily generated by the other branch of the scheme, which was that Dr Nesbitt. having succeeded in bolster ing up the bank with the British capi- tal, was to receive a salary of $6,000 a vear as president of the bank. The best laid plans, however, 'gang aft aglee," and Nesbitt's failure to get the necessary votes to phage Joseph Oliver in the minority corner 8 scheme into the air, though the pre- cise spot where Nesbitt himseli fell is not recorded. : Associated with this "better-than- fiction" story is the further inter- esting rumor that it was the Far- mers' Bank that put up the money for the whirlwind campaign, which had Beattie's eoborts chasing ' each other up and down the streets and lanes of Toronto in the hunt for votes for their chieftain, who was to revolu- tionize and put starch into the "dry bones" civic government of To ronto, Possibly heavy withdrawals from the bank about that time may be explained by this charitable work. The scores who have been looted and plundered throughout the land will probably not take much comfort from the thought that some of their hard- earned savings went into a fund whieh had for its ultimate object the pro- longation of the life of an institution, whose plunderers wanted still mor Woty, AGED, PEOPLE PASS AWAY, Death of Jeremiah Perry, of North Fredericksburg. Napanee, Jan. 19.~Yesterday the death occurred of one of the oldest residents in the person of Jeremiah Petry, aged ninety years, at the resis dence of his son, A. Bowen Perry, North Fredericksbhury. He leaves six sons, all well-known residents of the neighborhood. They are Bowen Perry, J, W. Perry, Camden East; Damon Perry, Hay Bay; George W, Perry, Gretna; Jeremiah Perry, Anderson's and W. H, Perry, Toronto. The funer al takes place this afternoon. Mrs. Frank W. Morris passed away on Monday last at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arpold. Wolfe, aged seventy-five years. Deceased had heen a resident of Napance for over forty years, and was much esteemed. She bad many warm friends amongst the early residents, and both she and her husband were worthy residents of Nap- anee. The deceased leaves one adopted daughter; Mes, Arnold Wolfe, who tenderly carved for her mother in her declining years. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon, and was largely attended. 2 _W. Wright, of Regina, is visiting in Napanee and Conway. John Z, Bran- don and brother, William, of Hum boldt, Sask., are visiting their par Selby. H. Cline; of Toronto, spent few days this week visiting in Nap anee, NEGLECTED CHILDREN Receive Attention of Ganan- oque Authgrities, Canavoque, Jan. 19.---A session ol the Gananoque branch of the Humane and Children's Aid Socioty was held, yesterday afternoon, to consider the course of action to be taken in the case of a number of children who are not getting proper home training. Yesterday afternoon, the Thousamn! Islands Gun Club started a series of weekly matches, the prizes for the win- ners being silver spoons. dies Grace male quartette, consisbithyr of Messrs. George W, Scott, Robert Al lan, Robert and William Allan, also their accompanist, Miss Essie De Long, Miss Myrtle Smith, soloist, and Mr.. Roberts, violinist, and . Clifford Sine, Cape Vincent, drove out to St. Lawrence church, Pittsburg township, last evening, to furnish part of the programme for a eoncest. wil division court here yesterday. Mrs. Arthur Dettmer was taken to Kingston general hospital, yesterday, for an operation for appends. x. H. Hurd, secretary of Gatanogue Poultry Association, is Apassiing a few days in Ottawa, attending the big live stock show. Mrs. John Davis is spend. ing a short time with friends near het old home in Pittsburg township. DUDLEY 1S MENTIONED As Successor to Earl Grey Instead of Duke of Connaught. London, Jan. 19. --That the Duke of Connaught as a successor to Earl Grev has never been considered in oficial circles is an assured thing and it is stated that it is very doubt- ful if he hfs ever officially of- fered the appointment. It will be no 'surprise to some if the Earl of Dud- i who is resigning the governorship Si Austreaia, be chosen as successor to 1 9 Glendower Notes. Glendower, Jan. 18. --There is quite a gang of men ing at the mines now. Edward Hickey has gone to | the Kingston hospital for treatment. Richard Wilson has to Perth Road for a while, James Wilson made a trip to Moscow. . Sanford Leswan's v burat out Bat no Leemnty is "INV - both the Preferred and ( big successes. per cent. i GRAND UNION " ------------------------------------\------ S. J. WILSON, Member Dominion Exchange, Ltd. Mining, Listed and Unlisted Securities. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED 14 King St. East. "Phone Main 4228, Toronto, Ont. GOT HIS HAIR BACK. is important to place your money where you will get the for someone-else. Renting money has never made anygne wealthy, because it never brings back the whole amount which is earned. [t usually brings back about 3 to § per cent, w hereas investing your money gives you an actual interest in the enterprise and returns to you the total which it earns. It has often begn said that if the small investors of the country w their own 'judgment, take hold of the big promising enterprises, the Financial Centres of the World would become the servants, instead of the masters, of the people, wealth would be more equally distributed, Was Perfectly Bald When He Start- | ed to Use Newbro's Herpleide, Frederick Manuell, Marviand Block, | Butte, Montana, bought a bottle Newbro's Herpicide, April 6th, nd began to use if for entire ness. The hair follicles in his were not dead and in twenty divs he had hair all over his head. On July 2nd he writes, "And to-day mv hau is as thick and luxuriant as any one could wish." Newbro's Herpicids Judge Reymolds, of Brockville, held works on an old principle and with = new discoverv--destroy the cause and you remove the effect, Herpicide des trove the germ that causes dandruff, falling hair, and finally baldoess, so that with the cause gone the effect cannot remain. Stops falling hair at once and a new growth starts. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10¢ in stamps for sample to The Herpicide | Con, Detroit, Mich. $1 bottle guaran toed. Jas. B. McLeod, druggist, spe cial agent, Kingston, Ont. TT" EB Underwood = multiple unit type- writer has a feed which enables. thirty sheets to be brought into perfect registration at the print- ing point. This is an ex- clusive Underwood feat- wre. UNITED TYPEWRITER Co. nt 3 Rn. C. poBns, L nearly all would become moderate capitalists. ESTMENT IS YOUR MONEY "RENTED" OR INVESTED? Renting your money means buying bonds or mortgages or depositing it in a bank on which the returns may be from 3tc6 percent. By this means of renting your money you limit your opportunity to the direct returns promised. 'By invesfing your money in £stablished, promising, productive enterprises and getting ommon Stock, you become a parther in the enterprise and receive your exact proportion of the total earnings which represent the entire earnings of the money you have invested. It - big profits, where it will work for you instead of ould invest their own money, use g, permanent and growing enterprises. It is your duty to invest your money directly in promising, j Invest it with honest men, with men who have proved their sound judgment, with men who have built up Invest it with men whose lives are open to investigation, and whose characters have been made strong and clean, by fair and square dealing with their fellow men. We have a block of stock for sale in a Company whose products have been on the market for the past thirty years. The stock of the Company paid 10 per cent. last year. The business is expanding so rapidly that more capital is required to handle it. The business is a sound established commercial enterprise with an enormous future before it, and the possibilities for very large dividends are asgured. The output of the factory is sold in every city, town and village in Canada, from coast to coast. The President and Manager of the Company is.most highly respected in Toronto, having served in a high public capacity for the past fifteen years. : The shares we are selling are limited, and are 7 per cent. cumulative preferred shares, carrying a bonus of 20 per cent. of common stock, and, with the increased capital, common stock dividends will increase yearly. : It should be borne in mind that this is no new enterprise, but an established business of thirty years' successful standing, and that the shareholders last year received dividends of 10 Now the point is, have you money earning less than 10 per cent? If so, here isan investment in an established, growing enterprise, paying at the present time 10 per cent. and whose dividends will increase rapidly. Surely an investment of this character is much better than renting your money to a bank for 3 or 4 per cent. or 5 or 6 per cent, on bonds or mortgages. 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