THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, e FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1911. S-------- WINTER DAY NOTES By WALTER WELLMAN. : em ; i pa -- wme-- NEWS OF NEIGHBORS KIDNEY MISERY VANISHES, } y ------ 1 WHAT WHIG CORRESPONDENTS TELL US, v BR * The Tidings From Various Points in Eastern Ontario--What People Are Doing and What They Are Saying. Sangster Personals. and Mrs. M. Mrs. at B300000000008CEINENNIR ANNI IGRRRRRPERRRRIRRRINN Bar Solder, Babbitt Melal and aii ingot Metals : : We are headquarters. THE CANADA METAL COMPANY, LIMITED. OFFICE: 81 WILLIAM STREETZ, TORONTO. BOS000C0000000LN00000R0SR0IRRGOET" soc edoRean Few Doses Make Out-of-Order WKid-' neys Act Fine, Ending Backache. Kidney disease is the most danger- ous, because the first symptoms are seen in other parts of the body be-| fore anything wrong is noticed with | the kidneys themselves, i Some of the symptoms, though, cannot he mistaken; for instance, sick, | ) % i ! : unhealthy kidneys cause thick, cloudy, | : y ; " ----- -- ws . offensive urine, full of sediment, irre gular passage or attended by a sen / ot soosl du. and Salleh, sation of scalding. The back aches f A 4 ~~ 3 Be pee am . constantly, or there is dull misery it the sides and loins, headaches and dizzy spells may oeceur, nervous twitchings, disturbed sleep, inflamed | or puffy evelids, Faaliase, bili | stomach, heart palpitations or the | ] L i MO tan wah down byl i He nieve ths diacomiort at mace as help Sis a feeling of languor or fatigue. } Prat fi gs may feel quite safe with a box of 1 The time to cure kidney trouble ist ~0c. a box. If your druggist has po while it is only trouble--before it} settles into Diabetes, Dropsy, Gravel! or Pright's disease. The moment | vou suspect the slightest kidney, blad- | der or urinary disorder begin taking | Pape's.. Diuretic as' directed, with | SURELY DOES. i} - i the knowledge ihat there is no othes | "(leorge avlally r t i 18 enerous. medicine, at any price, matle any. | avs hi 2 0 on 1 beautiful ee where else in the world, which will | 58%8 8 82 ¥. Hen eau Re | and an automobile when we are mar- iee000000 Ssocanned Sangster, Jan, 18.--Nr. Careoron visited hep mother, Walsh, Oates, Mrs. J. O'Connor, James O'Conpot's; W. Davidson a Joseph Goodheart, at Thomas Bar- rett's: Mrg, J. Daley and Miss Rosie Cole Lake, at T. Young's; Terance O'- Connor, at T. Hasting's, Glendower ; Mr. and Mrs. F. Riley, at James Murphy's; Mr. and Mrs. John Shee han and Miss Lily, at George Pad: gett's; Miss M. Barrett, in Kingston, Friday; T. Young at Westport. , i the overload ---- - » y OUR BEAVER BRAND A oH Of Plour is unexcelled for bread or 2 Price ix moderate. Montreal. pastry. . | Ae MACLEAN, . HEY Ontaflo Btreet. National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, . + + + = ---------- I -------------- ---------------- - News From Flower. Plower, Janu. 19.--~Mrs. A. St is serigusly ill and Bennie St. Pere, is suflering with pneumonia. Dr. Graham, Calabogie, is in attendance. NOW WHAT? She--Papa pup. z . He--Well, what kind of a pup would your dad have me ? Elect torer for Men Pete. ig : ric Lh the body a ~0P +B P 2 Pie @or@noBo~B per tension restores ay and all sexual wih says you're a hrainless ? mn n it MES. MARY. GREGOVICH, Of Phillipsburg, Montana, Tells How She Was Cured of Dandruff, Mrs. Mary Gregovich, of Philips burg, Montana, under date of Novem- ber 20th, 1599, writes : "I had typhoid fever this summer, consequently was losing my hair tercibly, and my head in places was perfectly bald. Newbro's Herpicide had just come into use in Philipsburg, and the: doctor strongly recommendes) it to me. Alter three or four applications my hair stopped fall ing out, and is coming in again quite thick. | uded to he troubled greatly with dandruff, of which I am now quite cured." Kill the dandruff germ with Herpicide. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10e. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. $1 bottles guaran- teed, James B. Meleod, druggist, special agent, Kingston, Ont. Donald Cameron and George Albert are laid up with grippe. Alexander M, Revill returned tg the west, yesterday, after spending a month vigiting his parents here. James Mile, of the North Lanark Marble Quarries, was in Flower, on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. John Reid, of Kisley, Sask., left here Wor Ottawa, where they will visit Mr, Reid's brothér before returning te their home in the west. Stephen Me Gonegal, who has been quite il, is recovering. At Kaladar Station. Kaladar Station, Jan. 19.~AMhert Kellar and Me, Seowton, of the North-West, are guests at~the Car- man House for a few days. Mr. Kel lar was a former resident of this plage. Mrs. 0. H. Dunn spent Satur day in Tweed. Thomas Berry, Sul phide, spent Sunday at his home here, Miss Charity Peterson returned | to Havelock on Monday, after spend- ing a week with Mrs. Samuel Thomp- SON. Nicholas Peterson died at his home here on Monday, Jan, llth, after a few weeks' illness. Interment took place at Flinton. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Forbes and their = nieces, the Misses and Emma Wood, of the Road, spent Sunday the guests and Mrs. John Forbes, Bertha Perry of Mr Cushendall Reports, Cushendall, Jan. 19.--The sale at James Gordon's was largely attended and evervthing sold at highest prices. Sohool is progressing favorably with Miss Mundell as teacher. Quite n number attended the assembly at L. Jovee's on the 10th. George Wools ! has had the telephone placed in his dwelling. R. Connell and G. Ander- son euch sold a herd of cows re cently to W. Patterson. Mrs. R. Ry- der's 'many friends are pleased to hear she has 'recovered ° from her serious FEATHERS | NEW SANITARY MATTRESS. Your old feather bed made into modern and sanitary mattress. Feathers cleaned by sanitary pro- . cess. ' HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FEATHERS. a Dominion Feather Co. KING STREET (Opposite St. George's Church). Drop a card and our agent will call Give Orrine and Destroy all Desire for Whisky and Beer. . Can be Given Seeretly. Try it at Our Expense. rai I ou e are ip earnest when we ask to try ORRINE at our expense Fe will give %our = maoney back, after a trinl you fall to get results RINE. This is a very generous t gives the wives and mothers those wha drink to excess nn op- partunity ¥ y the ORRINE eat- ment. t Also shows our the merits of ORRINE. n r ized na the best and success} known called Liquor Habit. It simple treatment, can be given home without publicity or ¥ time from business, and at , Read the following le Nolte, Sth and Rac. Sts, Phila- fa. It wil wond erfa most small results from ment. a remarkable case of hservas my personal ol drank heavily fol reached a rade : hich enused the TE ne wp his on wite, was given " gver saving the tha Ir hd aeire tor drink, and ir confidence ORRINE remedy the 'world has ever for Drunkenness or the So is a very in the oss of r from 1 tell you about some 1 the only a} very E illness of pneumonia, Mes. T. Dune lop is spending a week visiting in the city. Mr. Webb and the Misses Webb, Sunbury, visited at J. Weir's last week. Mr. and Mrs, Clark, of Battersen, at W. Gordon's. Miss Jes sie Gordon is visiting with [riends in Kingston and Cataraqui. Death at Allisonville. Allisonville, Jan. 18~Mr. Vanals time, a nan of eighty-five years, passed away on Thursday morning, at bis son's home near Mount Pleasant. He had been confined to his room only a few days. He leaves one son at home and one daughter, Mrs. R. Jones, at Ameliashurgh. He was a life-long member of the Orange order, and it was his request to have them assist in the funeral service, which took place at his son's, on Saturday forenoon. A large number of Allisonville lodge turned out to pay their last = respect to one of their oldest members, Rev. A. Hill conducted the services. The remains were taken to Cherry Valley for interment. A large sleigh load from here at- tended the party given by Mr. and Mes. William Pearsall's, at Mount Pleasant, on T v night. Miss Edna Terry gave an oyster supper to about thirty young people on Tues day night. E. Walt is engaged to teach Bowermon's school. Sand Hill Church Affairs. Joyceville, Jan. 19.--The parlor con- cert at the home of W. MacFarlane on the 13th inst., under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid, of the Sand Hill church, was a great success, Mr. and Mrs. MacFarlane had spared no pains in arranging their pleasant amd com- mpdious home to accommodate the large crowd that availed themselves of the opportunity to enjoy the excellent and dainty lunch ar i ing Hise eNeely, Mrs. . + Mrs. Cook, Miss Mabel MacFarlane and Mr. Bite vane son, of Santmom » ha son, Ga ne; J. i St. 's church, Mr. MacFarlane and the pas tor made happy speeches of congratu- lation, The eds were $35.45. The regular monthly meeting of the ' Aid and Miss. Society of the Sand Hill church was held at the home Mrs. Fred. Scott; on 17th and was All the old of Fi effect so prompt und thorough a cure. , w Don't be miserable and remain in| danger another moment because of a lame back or clogged, inactive kid-| neys or bladder or urinary misery; all | this will surely go after you take] Pape's Diuretic for a few days. | Your physician, pharmacist, banker | or any mercantile agency will vouch for the responaibility of Pape, Thomp- | son & Pape, of Cincinnati, Ohio, who | prepare Pape's Diuretic--50c. treat- | ment--sold by every druggist in the | world, . | CARNEGIE HEROES, : -1 Medal for New York Street Commis- | sioner. | Pittsburg, Jan. 20. fiwards in recognition of acts of hero-| jsm were made by the Carnegie hero | fund commission, sixteen bronze and ten silver medals, besides cash awards | were made in rescues or attempted re-| fire, | scues from drowning, three from Twenty-six | | ried." i "What, on his 810 a week ?" "Yes; but it shows his good inten- tions, doesn't it ¥' two from suffocation in wélls, and one | each from trains. and shooting. In nine instances the lost their lives, and the award is made to member of the family. (Ome of the recipients of a medal is New York's street cleaning commissioner, William Hg, Fdwards, who figured in the incilents in nection with the shooting of William heroes silver | VERY PRACTICAL. "Don't you think this winter weather {is simply glorious *" "Why, I don't mind it except for my hands and toes. 1 can't seem to keep them warm." eon- | J. Gaynor on the deck of the Kaiser | Grosse on August 9th Wilhelm der last. i "gl 4 SIR THOMAR VEZEY STRONG, The pew Lord Mayor of London. G.T.P. After Hudson Bay Line, Ottawa, Jam 19:=A telegram was received, to-day, by Hon. George TI. Graham, minister of railways, from Chavles M. Hays, president of the Grand Trunk - Pacific Railway com- pany, containing an offer from the Grand Trunk Pacific, to negotiate with the government respeédting the operation of the Hudson Bay railway. | While no terms were mentioned, it is| surmised that the Grand Trunk Paci-| fic would desire a lease similar to the one under which it will operate = the eastern section of the National Trans. continental. A substantially similar offer, it is said, had alveady beén re- ceived from the Canadian Northern, | and it is hoped that better terms may | be secured from one or the other of the competing companies. The pre sent proposition contemplates the con- struction of a line by the Grand Trunk Pacific from Saskatoon to the Pas Mission. This proposition follows up- on a conference held here last evening, in which President Hays, Mg. Wain- wright and Chief Engineer' Kalliher participated. The twa principal industries in the French island of Corsica are the manifacture of chestnut wood extract and the making of cheese, Used in Canada for over half a century --used inevery corner of the world where : , and its INTEREST ALL AROUND. Father--I've just given Jack Smith {an interest in my business. Daughter--He is also taking an in- terest in me, E SPORT REVIEW. TH Notes About Hockey and Other Winter Sports. Frank Gotch will wrestle Ordeman on February Sth. The Toronto baseball club has sold McDonald, Vandergriit and Smith. Renfrew players vow that they will trim Canasliens at the Creamery Town. Poor referees caysed miost of the trouble in the Temiscaming bockey league. Quebec has one of the strongest de- fences in the National hockey associa- tion. On its American tour, the 'Varsity basketball team won five and lost four games, British Columbia hockey clubs are now throwing 'out their line for Ot- tawa hockeyists. " Bowmanville has defaulted termediate O.H.A, group hadn't a chance in the race. Charles Wilson, all round champion of Manchester, England, has issued a challenge to any American athlete. Belleville has defaulted in O.H.A. ins termedigte group. 1, leaving Cobourg, Trenton and Peterhoro, to = figit it out, At Tacoma, Wash., "Jack" the heavyweight, manazed by my" Pums, knocked ouf Pete doon, of Seattle, in the fouth scheduled ten-round bout. Mild chaos reigns in sporting Fnz- land. I is the result of a crusade against the kidney punch. England wants the blow abolished, claiming it is friolation of the Queensberry code, "hur Lang. the Australian heavy. weight pugilist, was disqualified in the first round of thel fight at the Olympia Club, London, England, with Petty Officer Curran, the claimant to the British heavyweight championship, for hitting Curran while the latter was on his knees. Toronto Telegram: "Varsity de- cidedly the best junior seven , the ice to-date. v will take! 'some beating and look like 4 real champion ship ity, and on the 'game , average up to the best voung- sters that have ever represented Tor onto. "Jack O'Brien has signed Ad Wol- gast, lightweight n, for three fax- & at ia, with sixround fights a in They, mn Lester, "Tom- Mul- of a Toh, days later Battling - SIX days later i will be taken on. Wolgast says he will get $5,000 for each appearance. A method invelving theruse of pertected orisping " LW LOTS OF APPLICANTS. He--What did vour father say you told him we wi : gaged ¥ She~He he'd let vacancy. when «d to become en- name and said there was a took you know your when NOTHING DOING, = He--What did your father sag, when, vou told him I winted to. became a ft member of his family a She--Hé said the famil¥ was already as large as he could afford to feed. > gE 1 -------------- Sr ---- SHE SAW HER LOVER First Time Just Wedding Him. Bozeman, Mont, Jan. 19.--Married on Sunday to a man whom she had seen for the first and only time on the preceding Monday, and to not spoken directly until a few min utes before the wedding, is the record of Mrs, J. A. Traubb, of Bozeman. In the six intervening days the introduc- tion, the courtship, the proposal and the acceptance were all managed over the telephone and the wedding took place in a St. Paul road box car. It was indirectly a result of the recent blizzard and snowstorm which tied up all train service in Montama. Traubb is a telegraph operator here and his bride was Miss Julia Winslow, of Liv- ingston, Mont. "Medicine" Causes Fine. Carmi, Jil, Jan. 19.---De. Edward Blair was fined $50 and sentenced to 100 days in jail by Judge Julius ( Kern, on a charge of bootlegging. It is claimed Dr. Blair sold \an antiseptic solution principally composed of alco hol. For the Before whom she Unique Parole Granted. Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 18--"Go ont to work in the daytime and come back to jail to sleep." That's the kind of a parole Judge Latshaw granted in the criminal courtito John Davis, the fath- er of four small children, HELP FOR OLD BACKS THAT ACHE GIN PILLS Cure Them A F ew of OurLeading Cakes 'Chocolate Walnut at 30c each. Dolly Varden at 30c each. Maple Cream.£entre at 30c each. Columbia and Elderado at 30c¢ each. _ Try our Syltana Cake at 25c per Ib. : oT Y 302 King St R. H. O EB, Phone 141 Poser BoP Pe B 2 PPB ------ coffien@eolie - PpeeDe - ------ -- 0000000000000 000000000000000000000000NS "80 «..YOur Afternoon Teas... is not complete without Ice Cream Order early from E'S Phone 845 : 1277 Princess St. S000ccnascccsesesrten B000000000000000RRROYW BLACK KNIGHT STOVE POLIS Look ' Stove Polish y None powde a hari ca big generous tin of coal blac easily applied, and bursts into a bri shine alter a few rubs, You certainly do get 10¢ stove polish, in the big ioe. Knight' CP 0000000 TNE0E0000S cooTEsTRNRBOBESRES how much "Black Knight! u get for joc cans of cart patel if "@ Kuight & ¢ THEF. F. JALLEY CO. LIMITED) Hamilton, Ont Mete ns of the famous.' "2 Me 1°7 Shee Polish. ES rtd w 10. fora l does not Sen arge drale haadle a 1 Sunkist Oranges 20¢, 25¢, 30¢, 40c per dozen. Sunkist Orange Spoons Desert Spoons and Fruit Knives, Save Your Wrappers 166 Prisss St. A. J. REES, 8 Phone 9 The Crowds Go WHERE THE BEST VALUES ARE OFFERED That's why OUR BIG RED LETTER SHOE SALE is dfawing such large crowds. 250% Discount Off the best shoes in Canada. This week we offer specially 30 Pairs Men's Fine American made Opera Slip pers, black and chocolate shades, fine viei kid, sizes only 7, 71, 8; worth up to $2.00. ¢ On Sale, 99¢c. 30 Pairs Men's $5.00 American Tan Waterprogf Leather Lined Bluchers, at $3.79. $4.00 Queen Quality makers--very swell and new goods-- Come Early and Get the J. H. SUTHERLAND & BRO. 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