Ls PAGES 9 TO 14, . ------n Lani FEBRUARY IS, 1911, TE SECOND PART lieutenant m the Engineers twe years and the queen at dinner that evening | tative of King Edward, the corona I bag of. the | ha . inter. He became a» Lieutenant in the | asked the Duke of Albany to propose | tion. Durbar, which in the Christmas | party, tonhsisted o . : ot (CHRONIC CATARRR Roval Artillery in November, and inla toast to the "victorious army in| week of 1902 transformed the renown | seven 1 ' ow ol rh 4 : ; tia Sma Sete 1h ftuning ng was transferred to | Egypt," and "10 the Duke of Con |ed city..of Delhi into a ceremonial |faloes, « heetah. .: hiitatiea ; "Re a® - . - » : wi on" a Toe . He Seah Sav etn Rang Fhe duke thas fulfilled one carap. The 'sirvangement Was some besides thirty-three di ut sp of - The Disti hed Career of Ki Geor e 's ory e in IN in connection with the of his dearest ambitions, which was what puzzling 10 his majesty's loyal | antelope the duke could. cefete el nguis ng 8 oman nvasian of Capada. In 15731 to see on service. Military" tradi-| Indian subjects, who could not quite] claim to hate been the first of hi REI A SLELIE TE » > became detibig brighdier major tions had t the same hold on thel understand why the throne should royal line to confron ad th i} nN {ade Uncle Canada Ss Nex! Governor General. nt Aldershot, and nest year was trans | British royal house as obtains in| need two representstivif--a viceroy asking of the beasts. His brother, Ri ? : forced Mo the mounted arm, being continental countries, and it was [well as a royal prince. The sitystion] Edward, when in India. had N tT EL ' was decidedly delicate, hut there was | jungle tigers from a howdah on The announcement that his royal; whith has secured his - patronage ™ nS Ne oH on 3 Tr never any question as te the duke's | back of an elephant, b t highness the Duke of Connaught, the From brst to last he has be ' : - "a Le g ] success in carrying it off. The great very different thing from advancing on only saeviviug brother of "King Ed | hard-working soldier, and it sof in: J : hs # i i show in the arena had been orgam- H foot, as the : of % wagh i wird the Peacemaker," and uncle of | terest today that he came to I 5 3 a ; : ¥ "ised, of gourse, around the figure of in Afy ny a wr the: Bos King George V., wil in September | nda when be lirst entered the arm . . x A H lord Curzon, and yet nothing could | its den. next become governorgeneral of | ' well have been more striking.or more] And never was ent Cacada, has excited the keenest inter Received Trish Naanes. ' Cs 3 complete than the way in which, by | kind less advertised I almost ext all over the dominion. The ap-| He was Queens Victoria's third : : % { the quiet force Rut personality and od as if the duke had given strict in pointment of his royal highness 1s andl a venth child. 'He was Bor of k faultless bearing, the -monarch's | junctions that nothing should be or a term of two years, but it may [yy = 1. és His full name is As brother took the premier piace. Ouj}said or written about it by any mem- at the end of that time be further thus William Patrick Al 3 nd the re-organization of the British | ber of party How differ extended The duke and duchess [poo io a pleasing little anecdote ] . % : { army in 1904 the Duke of Con w hunting fests of Mr. Rooseve with their Suite will take up their h.: tolls how he came to receive this ; ES 5 naught was appointed inspector-gene ie same region, with which the press residence in Rideau Hall next fall, } fame. In 1849 the queen and her cor ral of the forces and president of the J of two hemispheres was m tc It had long been mooted that the {sort paid a visit to Ireland. It re : : ' selection board, an office involving One of the fine duke would succeed Earl Grey King | quired some courage to do so at that J 5d » visits to all parts of * the British em- | U embers of the roval f Edward was anxious that his brother [time. Her majesty's life had -recenth i 1 | pire. His tour of inspection in 1905-6 | their splendid faculty of silence and of should represent him in Canada, but Leen attempted by an Irish | i ; covered South Africa, Egvpt, Cevlon, | ®eli-suppression 2 The duke was aceom- the death of his majesty rendered ne | named William Hamilton, and mans eH the Straits Settlements and Hong panied by the duchess, Prince Arthw Cessary a.rearrangement of plans, aq persons supposed that this man repre . ge ~ Kong. He was always impatient o | and the | ¢ Patricia. The latier to represent King George at the open-!sented the feelings of his country i § : ceremony and osle on. He ones} 5, perhaps, he pet-beloved member ing of the parliament of United | men. Nevertheless, two months later . ¢ 3 . "pulled up jer in the main] of the roval § v, apd the whole South Africa. His royal highness the queen, with Prince Albert and i go wireet of Aldershot for having a dirty will again be needed at the coronation ! four of her children, landed at the 3 oF : i belt. this summer, and when the great Cove of Cork, which from that i "Hi event is past he will, in dus course, | moment became known as Queens | » walking about town like enter upon the duties of governor. | town. } ie general of Canada, a post which, it! Many perils had been predicted by J "I'm sorry, your royal 'ighness.' Anecdotes About His Highness. 2 is understood, commends itself great. hor English advisers; and at the ver, ed ! stammered "Tommy," "but the fact is, i viplinaria 3 ; RELL ws to the dake and his charming | least it was thought that she woulk -your royal 'ighuness, that [I've Just ollie the "Ih he rir _ Lo MRS. I. CARR. duchess; {receive insult. On the contrary, the come off guard, vour roval 'ighness, commands The respect ; : RS. F. CARR, Vineland, Ont, This is the first time in which 4 Perfect confidence with which she not | and" while his: pood nature a Can., writes: prince of the blood had been called Only: came to Ireland herself, but | fp The duke arrested the excuses, with of humor win 1 "For several years I was afftioted with to preside over the destinies of the brought her children with her, ap- | | a smile. "A httle roval 'ighness | a commander the i . eAtarrh, which made life a burden. dominion. It is underetood that there |Pealed to the chivalry of the Irish | ] and a little pipeclay," he commented | ities could be i necdote. . for | The coughing and hacking which ao is no intention of establishing # royal people; so that her reception 8 | as he passed on, which his roval hivhuets ie the | i eompanivd the disease was terrible court in Canada His roval high marked by enthasiactic expressjons of | § iin the last dav of 1907 the duke | ority A certain submitern ittin xh "The complaint finally extunded ™ ness will, like his predecessafs, be a loyalty From one of the arches whick was appointed field marshall com: jeompany ts thy oh the | the stomach and I was in » wretched democratic governor, and, / save for | had been erected in her honor there | | mandingsin-chief and high commission: | drill, managed to them into a ter | eondition whe . a [er in the Mediterranean. This commis- | rible muddf he ke ; sas 1 "y tried different re Nes and the the fact of his royal linedge and the i thst a sol Ration = take a keen in hey rimonial feture. One i bef ! you, Johwson!' What do veu] suitors hac been K tig Manuel of Por tugal tuttored a live dove, which descended | added eclat and dignity thus given to 'nd nestled in the queen's lap. This sion included the oversight of the] watching the effort Nok +k : ee i ) a} : CREA a : . 5 * ol The n t professio! ' the post, there will be no change i appealed to a certain vein of super THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT. forces stationed at Gibraltar, Malta, | altern to him and wd } vou Ely Mug) YWenpmant ; in vain the present happy relations of governor on among thé ignorant, and every-! ted to the Seventi ? \ Cyprus and in Egvpt and the Sou- | any idea what vour men a sed 1] ly, & ast resort, I tried Po and people me accepted it as a sort of emblem Sr i i . Syventh Hussars As-| commonly sopposed that the duke's dan. After two winters' work he re [tobe doin * The boy sa #URS Upon the recommendation of my . . § : [sistant adjutant general at r ra fan Vice . ZRRE : : . y : : ) -------- {of peace and quiet As the queen [3 na Aa s & molt Fibraltas rapid rie ia service was due 10} ined the post, the reason given in a) replied, with a confiding smilk . salar in Ramiti n, Served During Fenian Raid. was passing through the streets of, ide Ae-aaE: APF personal | his great position. It was, neverthe-1 . fdential Jetter to the war office [the slightest. sir. Haw vou * There could see steady improvement and "» ke" : ith C Dublin a ruddy-faced = Irishwomen {7 0° C08Mp to the queen in May. | jes, generally acknowledged in ser "Rot appearing to his majesty's gov- |i also the story that te i after using four bottles of that precious The dukes connection with hada | thrust her: way to the front and called | In the autumn he was put in com | vice vireles that "Arthur," as on y suffi lp a justify: the | his humor and one of i t medicine I was feeling well again, my is a long and pleasant one Forty | ot "Oh, queer, dear! Make one of mand of the first battalion of the | "Tommy Atkine.™ affertionately call iii . n eid .t aatify the Ni pition It eld trouble being completely thing of vears ago, when a young man' of | = children Prince Patrick and a! Rifle brigade with the rank of lieu | od him, was a master of his 'profes abolition of an import ant post crea . oy the past twenty, he came to Canada and | , sland n & yy pl A tenant colonel : X avcimahiks. we : 9 ted after careful mzideration in | FeCeplion th : served as a soldier through the Fen. | roland will die vou The hint Pr ted) 2 1480: 1 sion, thoroughly worthy of the rank] gq » IR is said that. the duke re- Jduke asked a "To-day 1 would not take one thous a . was taken, and when the queen's next | omaoted major-general wn INSU, the | of field marshal accorded to him in Ai : : resented hat d dollars for w § fan raid. Since then he has several | as b ) then. JUSS 8 a Duke of Connaught commanded the | 1000 H ao mil Foy tired heeause in his opinion there was | Pres nted w n and dollars for what this grand medh times returned to Canada, each time "00 FAS hori, 'tus than a year after. |... po Po C0 isi 1902. His achievements in Egypt! t sufficient work for him to do. thank vou sir he modest xe @ine has done for me." enhancing not only his own but his Wards, Pareieck was chosen ax one AT p ade in the first division proved him to be no "carpet" sol | : ph My dea r,'" excl tix Peruna is a universally recognized family's opularitt. of his baptismal names.. The name D2MOeT Sit Uaroet Wolseley in the | dior, and his efficient administration | . . royal highhess, shaking the ast eatarrh remedy. It will relieve oatarsh The duke. of Connaught is a gentle-, \rthur was bestowed on him by his _--t a he Ep. i Mouk, a9 Dun 1 of the southern district ftom 1389 ta Want Banting 1 Afeien: ed officer vigorously by the | maw most obstinate form, manly, unassuming man, with very rodiather, the great Duke of Welling an LK the batlles of . anhuly and 1893, and of the Aldershot district What the duke-- a very sincere and|am really glad t« sat. Ng bt aff imanners. He is not likely to Suk Later, he received the title of Te yo gn and w ey fea pri from 1893 to 1898, and subsequently Whe man if ever there was one--want- | long time sine t an Hicer PE ------------------------ i i ike IIIA rg os ches, much to the joy anc er eland, prow is ¢ ave to de: th the « ante ) » be passed by in a crowd. His fine . " | « . aught, to please. still peide of his mothe of H. M. forces in Ireland, proved hi «was noi to " to deal wi h bh © | who wanted . Brrscssssscsscsssassssssad figure, soldierly bearing, and hand: | further the Irish people, just as his | capacity for high command. It was a | shams, but with the realities of Iife,| Many stories 1 istrati WM. MUKKAY, Auctioneer. ¢ y e : : 3 AP . + + MN. tRAY, hy some face arrest attention. Queen ; ¢lder brother, Prince Alfred, was crea - bitter disappointment to him that he | so that soon after leaving Malta he {the democratic charaet f the Parpiture Bales given spodia: os ¢ Victoria was particularly attached to ted Duke of Edinburgh, in compli | Field Marshal in 1902. was excluded by reasons of policy | hastened to Mombasy in East Alvica {and his attention he right d| € tention. Country Sates ot Rut # son Arthur." He is a good ment-to the loyal Seots | "The Puke 'of Connmughi is well, | from taking part in the South African | to confront the lions and the ele- | feolings of those who are far | v Stock ate. have been my speciaits ¢ public speaker, clear and exact, ul-! The Duke of Connaught was bred and behaved admivably, leading his | war. phants of Uganda. 'In a hunting tour | kim in rank. So much he demonstrat the hi AES -- farmers want ¢ ix best to farther the up ne ® eadet in the Royal Militar, brigade to the attack." ran a fele The duty wie efirustod to the duke | lasting ten weeks, and extending over fled some years ago in a rather unusu MARKET SQUARE. . {Continued on page 100.) Presa ssassesasriasesssand ways interests the ohject or institution | Aeadémy at Woolwich, being gazetted gram to Balmoral after Velwl-Kebir,' of attending, as the personal represen- | 400 miles, H. R. IT. managed to make w ' " AR -------- Be eT ; = EC Ca \ O U i % W { b W © a Foe] = Cx oe a 4 = OTH OF US E-M-F "30" and FLANDERS "20" CARS will be sold in Kings 4 os a = Cylinders, sliding gear transmission, thirty horse power, Price, $1,350.00 fo.b. Walkerville, Ont The Standard " M-F "30° Five Passenger capacity Tour ug Car, Four ! i : 5 Er a ring Can, J ton for 1911 and from date by W. J. MOORE & Son. & THIS. ANNOUNCEMENT SIGNALIZES the firing of the first gun in NO BETTER CARS ARE MADE AT ANY PRICE than thése which ASSEMBLERS CANNOT HOPE TO COMPETE of motoring who can eliminate the parts--manufacturers the campaign which will be made in Kingston and" vicinity by the bear the E-M-F Company's trade mark This history frm of W. J. Moore & Co. handling for retail distribution the is Incomplete without the annals of the E-M-F "30" dnd its streau- reason for the E-M-F Company's one year g EMF "30" and Flanders "20 Motor Cars ous Clidden pathfinding, or the Flanders "20" and its 'Under ed selling schedule And guarantee and MOUINTRODUCTION IS XECHSSARY for this concern or f i . c Three Flags" trip from Quebec to Mexico City . with the class of cars are responsible for our « A : for its stock i : : : i > The business is owned and in charge of Wm. MM. Moore, iv. THE EMF COMPANY WAS THE PIONEER Ti Uh manufsetare of Company. line. mt Moore, and A. H. Moore with whom the motoring public of Kings- the popular-priced thirty horse power car and the popular priced AR FOR THE DETAILS OF THE CARS for whith we have ton are familiar. . The cars comprise the most satisfactory Hpe twenty Its cars are th standard in the automobile world---the with the E-M-F Company, we feel that there jis little need manufactured In either the United States or Canada. The com- standard in speed, simplicity, and Qurability elaboration Biintion ok men and car Is thc only element of novelty involved In ONE YEAR'S GUARANTEE of cars and equipment is bakk of the THE BUSIEST, STOUTEST, MOST FAITHFUL MOTOR that coment. E-M-F_ Company's product--ample evidence that the maker of the misted a an made gomelvance Staples space under 1 o p CORR AR $ARE : om . s confidence i 3 » ood of the E-M-F "30" an Flanders "20 motor cars SHdi BEFORE THIS CONCERN WAS ORGANIZED it was agreed Dy the Shits has cont} hie his own: praduet : gear transmission, a lubrication system without a moving part, men projecting it that the cars to be handled should POSyenn seve- AS FOR PERMANENCY? WELL, we are pretty well satisfied that when ignition system that can simply be forgotten by the operato iy qualifications, this Business 2 rd a aking gets Shraugh 2s Dees wna most perfect" balance and eeonomy of svoplies and tires -- these © USE BE GOO N ory period, e [Rest and strongest company of ose © ualities comprised by both the cars should be allowed i re his din RethnE Nich ;°. dembnstrated their fitness to survive will be the E-M-F. Company. ax MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES on a limited gumber of would give our customers ultimate and final satisfaction. THE EM-F COMPANY HAS ALWAYS BEEN PACEMAKER Jor the cars of botlr types. If you are In the market for a motor car, we 7 " J A : . . Sutomobilé industry It was the first to market a capable car at 1 esteem it a privilege to show you an E-M-P "20" or a Fland HE CAR MUST BE REASONABLY PRICED. The general public long $1,600.00 People doubted the possibility of the achievement at >i hard pres since came to the conclusion that & ear of comparatively light 2 NB 4 ers 3 A first, but 20000 E-M-F Company cars in the hands of satisfied weight and medlum power will do anything that can be expected purchasers prove the ability of the Company fo. fulfill its pro- Sa henry ray locomotive... The popular car in Canada to-day Talacs. : : : : conforms te a typerthat is now well defined. v : CARS MUST he . 5 i : . MANUFACTURING PROGRESS OF GIGANTIC SCOPE has followed the MUST BE BACKED UP BY THEIR MAKERS. The days E-XMF Company's original announcement---progress fihat' has re- of the 98 ed guaranteb are sacient history. And the agent who sulted In the realization of plans made more than two Years ago-- - "a would ji is falth to a manufactariag establishment which may the production of 4 thirty horse power touring car which can be y SUL ' 'be : ory, 1s fallieg in his first duty to himself and his custom- sold at a profit not for $1,500.00, But for $1,850.00. " pI fs 3 : at - ACRES HAVE REPLACED SQUARE YARDS in the E-M-F Company's ; Ns " HY Ad) THE WHOLE FIELD OVER and we settled oh "the manufacturing space Eight plants exist where once one did ser Fi amen #8 the 'one concern whose product filled the bill vice. The Company is the ode manufacturer in its class ma the B-M-F Company to give us the chanve all of its own car and equipment. % dg, o The Flanders "20" Suburban, Four Criisders, siiding-gesr transmis sion, twenty Borse power. Price, $950.00 fob Walkerville, On: resr seat, thus making an ideal ear for combiged Busi ness and plegssire purposes. This ear is also Tarnished th Sontuter Swi Runabout Bodr. Price, $560.66 Lab Walkeriilie,