Ms wren MEDUCED WATES--PACIFIC COAST. In effect from March 10th to Apri 10th inclusive. SECOND CLASS COLONIST FARE TO Mma 0 0 EER 41.0 Low rates to many other points. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, Ieave Kingston for Chicago on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 248 am. Berths available for ae- commodation of passengers holding first or second class tickets on pay- ment of nominal charge. Connection made with trains carrying cars of similar style at Chicago. For full information, apply to y J. P. HANLEY, Agent. Corner Johnston and Ontario Sts Los Angeles, KINGSTON IPEMBROKE RAILWAY In Connection With CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. REDUCED FARES TO Pacific Coast One way second class colonist tickets on sale dally March 10 to +April 10th, at the following rates EER | $47.05 PORT Full culars at K. & P. and C.P.R. et Office, Ontario Street. INWAY, Gen. Pass. Agent 18 J BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY. lenves Steamship Coy, Ltd. ATING THE FINEST FLEET ASSENGER STEAMERS ON a8 WRENCE ROUTE. 4 & SUMMER SAILINGS, .Montreal to Liverpool ROYAL MAIL SERVICE, "Corsican, . Tan . a "Victorian," Montreal to Glasgow > an" May 6th, June 3rd. plan." y 13th, June 10th. * May: 20th. June 17th. * rian," May 27th, June 24th. Montreal to London - {moderate rate). Steamers eating at Havre, France 1 full rticulars of Rates and 8, Apply, Ir LEY, © & KIRKPATRICK, May 6th, June 2nd May 12th, June 9th. May 15th, June 16th May 26th, June 23rd T: Ry. Clarence St. THE ALLAN LINE, 97 Yonge Street, Toronto. BERMUDA "Round Trip $20 and Up » Twin Screw 8.8. "Bermud- from New WHAT WHIG CORRESPONDENTS TELL US. The Tidings From Various Points in Fastern Ontario---What People Are Doing and What They are Saying. ---- At Oso Station, Oso Station, March 13.--The at William Bourk's, on Friday last was & success, John Donaldson is home from New Ontario, Miss Dora Bishop is home, after . spending the winter with her brother at Engteheart. Mr. and Mrs, 8. C, Bourke, spent Sunday at Lanark. A baby boy Bas come to stay with Mr. and Wrs, Campbell Greer, party Barriefield Briefs. Barriefield, March 13.--Miss B. Hut- ton, who visited her mother, has re turned to Watertown, N.¥Y., to resume her duties, Miss F. McCallum speot a day with her aunt, Mrs. W. Hutton. Mrs. Parley has returned home aiter visiting her sister, Mrs, J. Quinn Mrs. W. Butler is improving nicely W. Cherry is a good deal better. Nrs. R. Dowler has gone to visit her sister, Mrs. Thompson, of Orillia. Capt. and Mrs. Blair have gone to visit in Deseronto. Miss Maud Tur- ner is visiting in Cushendall. Death at Westport, Westport, ' Magch 13. --Miss Martin, one of Westport's most spected citizens, died on March ith from hronchial pneumonia, after an illness of only four days. The funeral on Monday to St. Edward's church was largely attended, Mise Mary Me- Ardle, of Perth, is the guests of friends here this week. Mrs. W. J. Blair, who has been receiving medical treatment in Kingston the past "three months, returned on Tuesday greatly improved in health. Mrs, W, Colsler, of Tam- worth, is the guest of friends here. Mr. and Mrs. R. 'N. Polk left, yesterday, for their new home in Kingston. Mary re Port Milford News. Port Milford, March 13.---P. A. Me Kee and F. Starr attended the AO. U.W. lodge meeting in Cherry Valley on Tuesday night. Mr. Pearson and brother, from the north-west, are visiting at H. Wellbank's. Mr. and Mrs. A. McKee are visiting in De- gseronto. Mr. Ackerman had the mis fortune to have his foot trampled on by a horse, and badly eut. Dr. Chant inserted six stitches. Ear! Jenkins and wil®, Wolfe Island, visited at South Bay last week.., The dancing party held at F. Starr's on Feb. 24th was a grand success. About twenty- two couples were in attendance. Mau- sic was provided by J. Gilmore. They met at J. Clapp's last Friday and another pleasant time was enjoyed. Quite a number of farmers here © are scraping their orchards and getting ready for spraying. News From Westbrook. Weatbrook, March 13.--James Howie has finished moving to his farm at Cataraqui and his removal from this neighborhood is much regretted. The voung ladies of Maple Leaf Mission Uirele met at the home of J, R. Smith Inst Wednesday afternoon, Fanest Sproule, and W. Medeof spent the week end at Hartington and Holleford, W. Hartman and family have gone to re- side with H. Christopher, Mrs. Brown, of Hay Bay, after spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Howie, returned home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B. Rose were recent visitors at Benson Snider's, Maple avenue. James A. Sproule sold a fine team of horses last week for a fancy figure. The many friends of Mrs. Jemima Gates are sorry to learn that she is suffering from a severe attack of grippe. Miss Marjory Anderson, Kingston, spent Friday with Miss Margaret Grass. Ne. and Mrs. W. L. Grass spent a fow days last week at Hartington, Wedding at Sangster. Sangster, March 13.--A pretty wed- ding was solemnized in the Sacred Heart church, Bedford, on Tuesday morning, Feb. 21st, where Rev. Fath- er O'Hanlon united in marriage Miss Minnie Barrett, of Sangster, and Wesley Davidson, of Toronto. The bride who is one of Sangster's most popular young ladies was handsomely attired in a gown of white = duchesse satin with hat to match, trimmed with white willow plumes and was at- tended by Miss Katie Golden, of Burridge, dressed in white crepe de Imitiation £1 1 iin i sithe = 8F chene with hat to match. The groom was supported by Thomas Barret: | brother of the bride. The groom s wif {10 the bridesmaid was a beantiful | gold bracelet and to the froomsman a | handsome signet ring. "he wedding merch was played by Miss Margaret Golden. After the ceremony the bridal party, and a host of friends, drove to home of the bride, where after congratulations all sat down to a sumptuous repast. The numerots and beautiful presents testified to the es- teem in which the young couple are held. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, left for Toronto, Buffalo and other points west for a brief honeymoon. Budget From Bongard's. Bongard's, March 13.--The tea-meet- ing given by the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church, on Friday evening proved a success. Oscar Pierce, who has been spending some weeks with his parents here, has returned to Regina, N.W,T. Mr, and Mrs. D. T. McCormack visited at Kingston, and Wolfe Island recently. Miss H. Kings- ley, of Glenora, spent the week-end with her 'sister, Mrs. Thomas Bon- gard. 8. A, Tobey and wife have been visiting at Big Island. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kerr, Wanpoos, were guests at R. Harrison's recently. Ira Storme is re- covering, after an attadk of blood poisoning. Mrs. A. W. Hicks, eater- tained on Tuesday evening last. Clair McCormmck "and sisters have returned from Hav Bay and Napanee. The Misses Peterson entertained a number of their young friends recently. J. Ackerman and wife, of Fairmount, were at James Bradley's last week. Mrs. W. J. Hawker spent a couple of days in Picton, the guest of Mrs. Mill er. Mrs. (i. Vangesen has returned from a visit in Picton. Mr. and Mrs, J. D, Bongard who have spent the past two months in Picton, are eox- pected home in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lucas have been visiting the lat- ter's mother, Mrs. Smith, in Fred. ericksburg. Miss M. Minaker is visit. ing her sister, Mygs. Thurston, in town. Mrs. R. Bongard is improving, after a serious illness, PREPARATION OF FOODS. a-------- The Biggest Freehold Farmers the World. Our readers will be interesled to learn that the Oxo company are by far the biggest freehold farmers in the world, whose lands are devoted to a Jraration of concentrated foods. is concern has owned cattle farms since 1863, and its holding now amounts to over 4,500,000 acres, situ ated in the River Plate and in South Africa. Recently they have carried out an enormous deal with the British South Africa company by which they have acquired the frechold of 1,200,000 acres on the highlands of Rhodesia. The breed of cattle they favor is the well-known Hereford breed. They have on their larms splendid speei- mens of pedigree animals from his ma- jesty the king's farms, at Windsor Castle, and many other well-known British breeders. The amount of grass which the eat tle consume in a year has been co ti- mated by experts to exceed the enorm- ous weight of three million tons, and the water drunk by the cattle is esti mated at over nine million quarts per the in The Oxo ranches are all situated in mild climates, the calves are born in the open air, and are practically nev- er placed in sheds, and this renders them particularly healthy and discase proof. Tuberculosis, the dreaded cat tle disease, is practically unknown among the Oxo herds. The pastures are luxuriant and constant, and artic ficial feeding consequently is not call for. This enormous cattle supply is the great secret of the success in the Oxo products, v are able to prepare their concentrated foods from exclu: sively high grade and home fed beef, thus securing a richness otherwise un- obtai I you are interested in Oxo, send a gost card to the company's agents, essrs, Corneille David & Co., To- ronto or Montreal, asking for a hand: somely colored Oxo Cattle Farm Card, which your children can eut out and set up, DIED AT WESTPORT. Was a Woman of Refinement and Culture. Westport Mirror. Miss Mary Martin, one of Westport's most respected citizens, died, on March 4th, from bromchial pneumonia, am illness of only four days. Deceased, who was a daughter of the late Wil- liam Martin, was born in Donegal, Ireland, sixty-seven years ago. When ten years of age she came to Canada with her parents, settling in Leeds county. In 1878 she went to Boston, Mass., where for twenty-five years the deceased successfully ged in the mercantile business. Bgat years ago she retired, coming to Westport to re side, Two brothers and one ister Gre: deceased her, Edward and John Mar tin and Mr, Dwight, of 'Napanee. Une an, with whom she secompanied by Fr. O'Hanlon | the | after | WHIG, TUPSPAY. MARCH 14, KING T0 BE CROWNED 1AS THE EMPEROR OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE. | Striking Innovations at the Corona- tion--U nique Ceremonial at Delhi --~--Duke of Connaught May Become {| Vicersy of India After Short Stay | in Canada. | London, Mareh 13.--King George {now seen daily in Rotten Row, can | tering with equerries. needs the {bracing effect of exercise in the wip ping air, for he is overwhelmed with the details of various ceremonials of what must be the busiest year of his reign. The ts of the last eoro- nation are followed closely, except the minor points, like the substitution of irls for boys as the queen's train , but a series' of new questions has been raised for the Delhi cere mouial and the investiture of the Prince of Wales at Carnarvon, since tradition and recent practice do not cover . Lard Curzon and other viceroys have been consulted, respecting the Delhi function, and the decision has been that it must not be treated #s a recrowning of the king, already consecrated at Westminster Abbey, but as a separate crowning as Emperor of India. A thousand novel details connected with regalia and costume and orien tal pageantry need to be determined. The prince's investiture is almost equally ag difficult, owing to Welsh sensitiveness, : The Duke of Connaught, who is the king's closest adviser, has decided never to accept anoiher military com- mand. He may become viceroy of In- dia after serviog a short term at Ottawa, . is ------------ In trying to be brilliant succeed in being conspicuously ish. Better go slow at your own ex- pense than fast at the expense of oth- ers. A man may wear pumps without be- ing on the water wagygon. How's This ? We affer One Hundred Dollars Ke. ward for any case of Catarrh that can- not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O We the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney, for the last 15 years, and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financiaily able 10 carry out any obligations made by his firm, WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Qatarrh Cure is taken intern- ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free, Price 75 cents per battle. Sold by all Druggists Take Hall's Family Pills for con- stipaiion. many fool- 1911. -- NE "FACTS 1. He had Eczema for 25 years. 2. His hands were sobad he had to wear gloves day and night. 3. Doctors said he could never be cured. 4. For 25 years he tried for cure in vain, 5.Then he tried ZAM-BUK. 6.ZAM-BUHK cur- ed him. 7.TO-DAY, three years after his cure, he says: "] AM STILL CURED there has been no return." SN . etl Bornean ot Mh AVIATION IN JAPAN. return. by the giad to ---- Multitude of 400,000 Saw Mars and Baldwin Fly. Osaka, Japan, March 14.--"Bad" Mars and Captain T. S. Baldwin, the American aviators, made three cessful flights in the presence of hundred thousand spectators. Prince Kunivoshi Kuniw, grandson of the emperor, was present and compliment- ed the airmen on the success of their feats.| This was the first demonstra- tion of aviation in Japan. The news paper Asahs has offered fhe aviators a purse of $5,000 for a series of flights here, covering three davs. When this is finished Mars and Baldwin will come to Tokio. suc four A woman isn't' necessarily shiftless because she runs to waist The poian who tries to do" vou and fails may do the next best thing AN LY RELL 1A |! y | Jom N iy A ll Cadet i ~ HIS COLLEGE RECORD, "Did young Bones make a good record during his collegiate course?" "No; the wind was against him." "What's that?" "] say he won the hupdred and the twenty-two all right, but be had to do it against the wind, and his time was poor." HOW MUCH BEHIND? Landlord--Are you ahead of the company? Advance Agent--Yes; the man- is behind. season three 5 'Bought her WALKER. " A Laugh or Two ~ ~-. "x COMPENSATION. Patient--Will 1 get well, doctor? Doctor--You are not going to die, but you will not be your old self. Patient--Bully! Maybe credifors won't recognize me. * my ACCORDING TO CONTRACT. House Owner---You failed to pay your rent last month. What are you going to do about it? Tenant--Oh' I suppose I'll do as you said when I rented it, House Owner---What did I say? Tenant---You sald | must pay In 5 A SURE CURE. "How did she cure her daughter of that disagreeable habit of cross. ing her Knees?" a hobble skirt." N---- CURES ARE Mr. T. M. Mazsh of 101 Delorimier Ave, Montreal, has had this wonderful experience of Zam-Buk. Mr. Marsh bas lived in Mont- real for over 30 years, many of them at his present address. He is well known and is willing to satisty any enquirer as to the genuineness of his cure, He suffered 25 years from eczema in the bands and had to wear gloves day and night, the itching was so terrible when the air got to the sores. Doctors said there was no cure. Three years ago Zam-Buk cured him. Interviewed a few weeks ago he said : «From the day I was cured by Zam-Buk to the present moment I bave had no trace of the eczema and feel sure it will never When 1 think bf the raarvellous cure Zam- Buk worked in my case I am more and more im FREE BOX. Send this coupon and 1c stamp to Zam Buk Ce. saruple box. Mention this paper. om m-- SHOWS HOW ZAM-Bu PERMANENT value of thus great houschald balm. pe of my cure." Toronto. 1S IT 'OUR BEAVER BRAND Of Figur is unexcelled for bread or pastry Price is moderate. \ A. MACLEAN, Ontario Btreet. WALLPAPER. We are showing our New Spring Paper now, Same dainty designs 'and colorin: Come early. D. A. WEESE & 00. Young Man Wanted to learn the business. TO BE ECONOMICAL. It is easy to dress economic- ally by sending you'r clothes to us occasionally to be pressed and cleaned. We give satisfac- tion. R.PARKER & CO., Dyers and Cleaners, 89 Princess St, Kingston, Out. 000000000 OOOORROROONOS Destroys Liquor Craving Drunkenness is a progressive disease the moderate drinker is not satisfied with two or three drinks a day, the craving for more and more becomes irresistible as the disease advances; the thousands right in their Orrine t s sold with the standing 8 it does not after a trial, we refund your m Orrine No. 1, is the secret remedy; Orrine No. is for those willing to take the treatment Either form costs $1 Write for free booklet holism The Orrine Company Building. Washingtor DC, edding druggists, and | 1 G. W. Mahood, cor cess Streets Bagot an ®vcssscssssesssessesessesed We Are Ready To tone up your Gas and Elec tric Fixtures, Have your home wired befor house cleaning We can sh your home with beautiful and chaste show ers and domes. furs Every home should have tric Light and Power. H. W. NEWNAN ELECTRIE CO. 79 PRINCESS STREET. "Phone 441. PHOSPHONOL {The Flectric Restorer) MAKES WEAK MEN STRONG PHOSPHONOL restores every nerve in the body to its wormal tension. Nerves that have ben dormant for years will vibrate once more with vigor. Two boxes of PHOSPHONOI have been known to make weak men fool as they did at eighteen. Wenkness is converted into strength where PHOSPHONOL is used, pre mature decay is impossible; sexual weakness is comverted into stromg manhood, both physically and men tally. PHOSPHONOL is vour medicine, re gardiess of your condition or age. PHOSPHONOL is a new remedy, prepared upon purely scientific prin ciples, by expert chemists. It pro duces results, PHOSPHONOL premptly. dispels all iotms of nerve weakness, such as lack of control, twitching of nerves and muscles, despondency, mental worry, blaes, indecivion, weak heart and im poverished blood. Price : £3 a box, or two boxes for $5. We will mail this to any sdress under separate cover om reer of i THE PHOSPHONDL DRUG Flee TRTVTVTLVLVVTLVLLTRVLITVOOS TTT TTL TTT RITE T LL RLR TEBE i | : $ | have had letters of enquiry from all over Canada, and am rsoually corrcborate the published facts LU \ K It is by working cures like this that Zour Buk has won for itself & workl- J wide reputation, Usequailed for uloers, abecesses, piles, biood poison, inflamed sores, cold cracks, chapped bands, bablet' eruptions, varicose ulcers, burns, culs, elo. All do | pets and stores at Se box, or Zan | Bak Ca., Toroato, for price. TYE IN YOUR HOME > LALA LLLE LLL LLLLLLEELE LIE PTF TTIIITITTTITOWT Aftrnoon Teas... Will be complete with some of GRIMM'S Delicious p i Ice Cream t Phone 797. - Sd ddididdddiodad & PPT TTTT RIT YYTIY TY A WARNING A_ Milkman in Montes $2000 and his licer 8 selling milk from a dirty A Suggestio boxes or tins in which food should be of the cleanest, Advice Send your Rig to Laturney and have it done up. It will look se much bet ter, and will Ke new customers enough to pay for it Experts in each delay with work will care for it JAMES LATURNEY 390 PRINCESS STREET, 'Phone 152. FR Nh TO $ Sowards ; Keep Coal ; ; ved - al was fin ATIC¥ for WHR NE All rigs is handled No We department Bend it along Coal Keeps ' Sowards. HAVE YOU TRIED HIM? "Phone 158. BUILDERS ALL KINDS OF LUMBER AT LOW PRICES. ASBESTIO PLASTER FOR SALE oN ALSO COAL AND ALL KINDS OF WOOD, S. Bennett & Co. Cor. and Barrack Sts. 'Phone 941. Savas essssse Net TRATRWeTT ROTO eES eR WEA i ' ' ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ i ¢ ' ' ¢ ¢ ' ¢ $ | MARCH FURNITURE SALE You cannot afford to ignore these extraordinary Bargains, Even though you do not need Furniture until spring the, | $75 Dresser, solid Mag Price. . . 70 Dres Price... $150, February . . wan . $65, Brass Bed Feb. Price $52.50 $26, Brass Bed, Feb. Price .. $30 $20, Brass Bed, 2 in. posts, $15 R. J. REID, . February . SO200 assan Walsut, ies a. W120 St. Cntharmes, Out, Phone 577